Description
Get outside and explore the wild side of Austin with Pease Park Conservancy’s Guided Forest Walk through Kingsbury Commons! This interactive tour is perfect for curious kids and caregivers who want to learn more about the forest ecosystem—right in the heart of the city.
Led by environmental educators, the walk includes fun facts about the unique geology of the area, local species, and the challenges these habitats face. It’s a great way to get moving, spark new conversations, and deepen your family’s connection to nature.
💛 Best for families who...
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- Have kids who love animals, bugs, dirt, or science
- Enjoy screen-free learning adventures in nature
- Want to explore Austin’s parks in a more intentional, guided way
- Appreciate free, inclusive events built around connection and curiosity
🧠 Why It Helps:
Nature helps regulate emotions, reduce stress, and increase attention—especially for kids! This guided walk blends physical activity, sensory input, and learning in a way that feels relaxed and restorative.
💡 What to Know:
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- 📍 Meet: At the front of Kingsbury Commons (to the right of the Picnic Table area)
- 🚶 The walk is about ½ mile and includes some uneven terrain
- 🅿️ Parking: Limited — alternative transportation (walking, biking, public transit, carpooling) is encouraged
- 🧃 Bring water and wear comfortable shoes
- 🆓 Free with registration — but space is limited, so please attend if you sign up
An enriching way to help kids (and grown-ups) connect with the natural world and each other.
Details
- All Ages
- Animals & Nature, Learning New Things & Trivia
- Unknown
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