Annual Volksmarch set for this weekend in San Marcos
The San Marcos River Walkers play host to a Volksmarch Saturday, February 28, 2015. The local chapter of the […]
Annual Volksmarch set for this weekend in San Marcos Read Post »
The San Marcos River Walkers play host to a Volksmarch Saturday, February 28, 2015. The local chapter of the […]
Annual Volksmarch set for this weekend in San Marcos Read Post »
SMGA once again hosted a successful annual meeting with 75 people in attendance. We celebrated our many successes, especially the
Annual Meeting Recap Read Post »
Wildenthal Tract Update The Wildenthal tract is at the San Marcos City Council on Monday, February 23, and with the
Update: Purgatory Needs Your Help Read Post »
Have you renewed your SMGA membership? Do it before March 1st, and renew at the old rates. For new membership
New Membership Rates Effective March 1st Read Post »
The City of San Marcos is calling on volunteers to register for the 30th Annual Great Texas River Cleanup on
Don’t miss the 30th Annual Great Texas River Cleanup March 7 Read Post »
Direction to Valencia parking It’s tough when you’re loved too much. At least that was what was happening
Expanded parking lots offer relief to finding a spot Read Post »
The monthly birding hike was held at Stokes Park on Cape Street in San Marcos. Since it is a heavily
Birding at Stokes Park Read Post »
Trail markers. Wayfinding. (l. to r.) Charles, Ronnie and Al anchor the markerat the intersection of Centipede and Roadrunner trails
They’re Multiplying ! ! ! Read Post »
Curled-up raccoon sleeping in the hollow of the live oak tree.
Another Image from Dante’s Trail Read Post »
Many of you are devotees of the Purgatory Creek Natural Area (PCNA) and are well aware of recent efforts to
Purgatory Creek Needs Your Help Read Post »
Join us for food and drink to celebrate this year’s accomplishments at the 2015 San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance (SMGA) annual
Save the Date: SMGA Annual Meeting, February 8 Read Post »
Large live oak tree along the trail, hollowed-out area on the right.
Image from Dante’s Trail in Purgatory Creek Natural Area Read Post »