Wildflowers in Central Texas

Documenting flowers seen in Williamson and nearby counties(Burnet, Travis, etc.) of central Texas.

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While I have spent the majority of my time at parks in Williamson County, there are at least a few areas in neighboring Burnet and Travis counties that I frequent as well such as Doeskin Ranch and Walnut Creek. While the public areas in Williamson county are nice, especially the area around Lake Georgetown, the majority of the county, especially the northern and eastern parts, do not have any public land and so these areas are not represented here. Occasionally I venture a bit farther afield, but those visits are usually much less frequent. Some of the counties immediately west of Williamson seem to have at least one public park of some kind, while unfortunately those to the east such as Milam do not, so the eastern counties are not represented at all.

Typical outings include hiking anywhere from about three to seven miles and sometimes I will break those into smaller pieces if I don't have time to do it all in one day.

Williamson County

Lake Georgetown Overlook Park
Lake Georgetown Camp Tejas
Lake Georgetown Cedar Breaks Park
Lake Georgetown Stilling Basin
Berry Springs Park
Brushy Creek Trail
Granger Lake Comanche Bluff Trail
Southwest Williamson County Regional Park
Blue Hole and Picket Trail

Burnet County

Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge Doeskin Ranch
Inks Lake State Park

Travis County

Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park
McKinney Falls State Park
McKinney Roughs Nature Park
Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge Warbler Vista
Wild Basin

Bell County

Miller Springs Nature Center
Chalk Ridge Falls
Dana Peak Park

Blanco County

Pedernales Falls State Park

Llano and Gillespie Counties

Enchanted Rock State Natural Area

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Updated: 2019/02/02