SAN ANGELO, TX — San Angelo State Park will host a series of public events throughout May, inviting guests of all ages to explore nature and wildlife in diverse and engaging ways.
On Saturday, May 4, families and friends are encouraged to attend the “May the ‘Forth’ Be With You” event at 10 a.m., which includes an opportunity to “enjoy the bison and longhorn feeding.” Participants can also take a hike or bike ride “to soak up the force of nature.”
The following Saturday, another event titled "Make New Friends and Learn About the State Park" will start at 9 a.m. and feature a 1.5-mile nature hike with guide Laural Scott beginning at the playground.
Mid-month, on May 18, John Talley will lead a trail bike ride starting at 10:30 a.m. at the Burkett Trailhead. This event caters to both beginners and seasoned riders.
The May 18-19 weekend includes an evening hike on May 19, from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., where participants can "Meander to the Permian Tracks" and learn about the prehistoric mammals that once roamed the park.
This 2-mile round trip hike, led by Pat Bales, will start at gate 8-C on Hwy 2288. Participants are reminded to secure a day pass online before their visit.
The final Saturday of the month, May 25, will be dedicated to learning about wildlife. At 9 a.m., Jana will host a session on migratory birds at the Wildlife Viewing Area.
At 10:30 a.m., Laural Scott will lead another session focused on "Mini-Mammals," featuring hands-on learning about the skins and skulls of various animals located at the park. This session will meet at the Bison viewing area.
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