Carrollton Hike wooded trails, picnic in certain areas, or enjoy a deck jutting over the preserve's ponds in this 40-acre hardwood forest. More than 25 varieties of native trees have been identified here. Sandy Lake Road Carrollton 972 446-3667 Fort Worth Nature Center 3500 acre wildlife refuge with whitetail deer and a small herd of buffalo. More than 20 miles of hiking trails. Exhibits are free.
Most programs have fees and require advance registration.
Part of center is a national natural landmark. Also includes prairie dog town and picnic areas. Nature trail, wildlife walk, 9.5 mile scenic drive, education center, restaurant, nature store, picnic area, playground, petting pasture, and fossil hunt. Features endangered species. Glen Rose about three miles off Highway 67.