The Armadillo Trail nature walk is a one half mile loop. There are a variety of native trees, shrubs, and plants that can be easily identified as you stroll along the trail's bends and turns. Several different kinds of animals call Miller Springs home. Some may be seen as you walk along. Others, may only leave signs indicating they were here.
Vultures soar overhead or roost in the tall trees.
Whitetail deer leave their easily identifiable tracks in the soft earth and rubbings from their antlers on the trees. Raccoons foraging for persimmon and other seeds, leave droppings and their familiar paw prints behind. Lastly, armadillos, the namesake of the trail leave behind their calling cards by digging for insects in the soft dirt and the underbrush along the trail. As you head south on the trail, around, over, and through the wood chip pile, you will see, on the left, a tree with heart shaped leaves. The Texas redbud usually has seed pods from bright pink spring flowers.