Midland’s nature walk
The city describes I-20 Wildlife Preserve as an 86-acre park with free admission, trails and bird blinds.
Check the source ↗West Texas weather changes the plan. Check conditions and each park’s posted hours before setting out; bring water and sun protection.

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The city describes I-20 Wildlife Preserve as an 86-acre park with free admission, trails and bird blinds.
Check the source ↗Discover Odessa lists campus trails, a duck pond and the Stonehenge replica as outdoor options.
Check the source ↗West Texas heat and storms can change an outdoor plan. Use the current forecast and the site operator’s access notice.
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An 86-acre preserve with trails, bird blinds and boardwalks; the city lists free admission.
Open original source ↗Find municipal parks, trails, pools, rentals and recreation programs.
Open original source ↗Large municipal park with play, sports and walking space.
Open original source ↗City information for Hogan’s Run and Waggin’ Trail Beal.
Open original source ↗Current and planned trail information from the city.
Open original source ↗Browse city parks, locations and amenities.
Open original source ↗Explore east, south and west park areas from the city’s parks directory.
Open original source ↗Central Dog Park and Peggy Lee Dog Park, with rules and addresses from the city.
Open original source ↗Parks, trails, UTPB grounds and other outdoor stops from the local visitor bureau.
Open original source ↗Walking loops and the campus landmark, with trip ideas from Discover Odessa.
Open original source ↗Outdoor impact site; check the operator’s current trail guidelines and hours.
Open original source ↗Reviewed September 2026. Hours, schedules, availability and prices can change; verify with the linked source.
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