Located just south of Alamo, Texas, is a hike through some of the most beautiful scenery you can experience in all of the Lone Star State. Santa Ana Wildlife Refuge is an historic preserve featuring 14 miles of trails through Spanish moss trees, an impressive rope bridge canopy walk (or suspension bridge), and even a cemetery. The scenery is like that of a postcard, and the ecological diversity is incomparable!
Santa Ana Wildlife Refuge covers an area just over 2,000 acres. It’s believed to be the “jewel of the National Wildlife Refuge” resulting from its exceptional position at the juncture of a variety of ecosystems. Such unique positioning makes for a biological diversity which is unparalleled. The wildlife which can be seen and experienced here is quite amazing, including rare birds and butterflies. Another exceptional opportunity for viewing is the experience of crossing the rope bridge canopy walk. Are you brave enough to walk this suspension bridge to the end? Suspended between two massive towers, this vantage point gives guests to Santa Ana Wildlife Refuge an aerial view of its expansive forest canopy.