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Park · Boerne
Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area
Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area is a 117-acre park located in Boerne, Texas, situated directly along the Guadalupe River. The site includes the Kronkosky Interpretive Garden, which serves as a center for nature and historical education. This garden features a diverse collection of native and adapted plants, offering visitors a chance to learn about local ecology, fossils, and Texas leaf-cutter ants.
Before you go
Open from dawn to dusk throughout the year, including major holidays. The site provides trail and Guadalupe River recreation; follow posted county rules and current burn-ban notices.
Good to know
Can I launch a kayak or paddleboard at Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area?
Yes, Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area offers a public access point to the Guadalupe River for kayaks and paddleboards. However, there is no vehicle ramp, so all watercraft must be carried down to the river by hand.
Are there hiking trails at Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area?
Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area features three miles of multi-use trails. These paths are suitable for hiking, biking, and general exercise.
What is the Kronkosky Interpretive Garden?
The Kronkosky Interpretive Garden is an educational area within Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area that features native and adapted plants. It provides opportunities to learn about local ecology, native animals, fossils, and Texas leaf-cutter ants.
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