Hiking, Biking & Horseback Riding

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Whether you’re in the mood for a leisurely stroll through nature or an extended, miles-long hike or horseback ride through wild terrain, the beauty of Pineywoods trails will exhilarate you.

big_thicke_stalk_115x115.jpgAn amazing diversity of plants and animals from many parts of North America live in the Big Thicket region of southeastern Texas.
Pine forestThe birding along Gore Store Road is renowned; birders frequently visit the area to view threatened and endangered species.
CanoeingTwenty miles north of Beaumont, visitors to this 5,561-acre sanctuary can hike, bird watch, or rent canoes from local vendors.
Wood DuckActivities include camping, picnicking, swimming, canoeing, hiking, fishing, and birding.
Roseate spoonbillRookeries and parks within the project area make great stop-offs for birders on their way to the Pineywoods from Houston.
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Artisans, Architecture and Antiques

Today, Pineywoods arts and culture mix the down-home with the cutting edge--and testify to the region’s diverse mix of people and traditions.

Texas History Comes to Life

From “The Oldest Town in Texas” to the Pineywoods’ biggest city--the region's rich history abounds.

Get In Tune with Nature

A wealth of state parks, a national preserve and other sanctuaries offer a full menu of recreational options, from birding to boating.

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