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Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve was founded in 1974 to protect 227 acres of Texas Hill Country. Come and enjoy over 3 miles of hiking trails through woodland, grassland, and streamside habitats. Wild Basin also hosts a variety of family events, concerts, adult workshops, children's and school programs. Wild Basin's nature education programs are funded by special events, memberships, corporate donations and grants. Join us and explore nature, together. Moonlight Concert Series The Wild Basin Moonlight Concert series will continue this Summer with Brad Colerick and Bob Cheevers in August, Carrie Newcomer, and Michael Smith in September. These are intimate concerts with great artists, the setting is great with limited seating, and it affords you a chance to enjoy this music at an earlier hour than most venues. Check our calendar often as we add new concerts all the time. Tickets are available online 24/7 at a 25% discount. Hiking Trails
How to Find Wild Basin Preserve The entrance to Wild Basin is on the east side of Loop 360 (805 N. Capital of Texas Highway). Entrance is approximately 1 mile north of Bee Caves Road, or approximately 3 miles south of the Loop 360 bridge over Lake Austin (Colorado River). See Map Hours of Operation The Environmental Education Center (EEC) and offices are open every Tuesday through Sunday, 9 am - 4 pm. The EEC is closed on all major holidays. |
Trails are open sunrise to sunset every day. Trail maps are available at the Environmental Education Center or at kiosks at either trailhead. Please stay on the trail, and leave pets, bicycles, and picnics at home. During the hot summer months, please bring water to carry with you on the trails. Bottled water is available for purchase in the Environmental Education Center. Portable restrooms are located in the parking area; no picnic facilities are available. Leave all plants, animals, rocks, and other elements in place. Everything is protected on the preserve. Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for seniors and children 5-12 years old.