Guided Nature Hikes en español

Houston Arboretum & Nature Center is hosting Guided Nature Hikes en español on Saturday, October 10, from 10 AM to 10:45 AM. It's a Spanish-language walk through the arboretum led by one of their guides, who takes the group out to look at the plants, the local nature, and the history of the center. The guide switches up the route each time, so you'll likely cover different trails than you would on a solo stroll.

The walk lasts about 40 to 45 minutes, and it's open to all ages, though kids need to be accompanied by an adult. Since you'll be out on the trails, the arboretum suggests coming prepared for the outdoors: closed-toe shoes, water, and insect repellent are the basics. The sessions are open to the public but closed to outside groups.

It's free to join, and spots are first come, first served, with a limit of 20 people per session. The meeting point is at the informational sign between the parking lot off Interstate 610 and the Nature Center building, near the 610 Loop entrance. If you're coming from the city, that's the easiest way to find the group before the hike starts.