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This walk strolls through a large pecan tree grove, meadows, and along Berry Creek, then continues on a nature trail for wildflowers and possible waterfowl and mammal sightings. Plus burros!
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Berry Springs Park & Preserve
Traditional Walk
SN: 134093 - 2026
Future event (not yet open)
Starting Sun, Nov 15th, 2026 for 1 day
Start table open: 9:00 AM - Noon, finish by 2:00 PM
Georgetown/Berry Springs Park, Texas
The address/location to the start table for mapping services such as Google or Siri is as follows:
Berry Springs Park and Preserve, Georgetown, Texas
WARNING: The map pin is for reference only and may not accurately indicate the start box location or the event start.
| Special programs Anniversaries Hurrah Par-For-The-Course CC: Williamson County |
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Event comments
None provided
Rating: 1B, Distance: 5, 10km
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Restrooms: Yes |
Pets: Yes |
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Strollers: Easy |
Wheelchairs: No |
Event information
Dogs are allowed as long as they are leashed. RV and tent camping sites are also present in the park. Currently, no fires are allowed. Fishing is catch-and-release only.
Awards: IVV CREDIT ONLY
Driving to the start
1801 CR152, Georgetown, TX 78626. From the North, take I-35 S to Exit 266 toward TX-195 N/Florence/Killeen, then Left on 130 frontage road. Turn Left on CR152 and another Left on Tom McDaniel Pkwy, the park entrance.From the South, take I-35 N to Exit 265 for TX-130 S/Austin, then Right on 130 frontage road. Turn Left on CR152 to Tom McDaniel Pkwy on your left, the park entrance.
Maps phrase and directions link
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Berry Springs Park and Preserve, Georgetown, Texas |
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Colorado River Walkers (AVA-0077)
Event website: www.coloradoriverwalkers.org/
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