
Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge
The Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge in Southeast Texas is a 37,000-acre area dedicated to growing and enhancing the coastal marshes and prairie lands along Galveston Bay.
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Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge Details
The Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge in Southeast Texas is a 37,000-acre area dedicated to growing and enhancing the coastal marshes and prairie lands along Galveston Bay. The management creates nesting spots for the migratory birds of the area and controls the habitats so these birds can procreate. At the refuge, the Mottle Duck in particular is a concern for the management as its numbers dwindle. Nature trails abound at the refuge for visitors to enjoy.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge
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2.8 mi away
High Island
This island is actually a salt dome, and it gets its name for being the highest point on the Gulf Coast (38 feet above sea level).
17.0 mi away
Crystal Beach
Located on the stunning 27-mile stretch of the Bolivar Peninsula, this beach is a desirable place to spend a lazy afternoon.
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McFaddin Beach
This beach stretches between High Island and the Sea Rim State Park and boasts almost 20-acres of coastal shoreline.
21.7 mi away
Bolivar Peninsula
Stretching for 27 miles between the Gulf of Mexico and Galveston Bay is this stunning shoreline.
22.9 mi away
Sea Rim State Park
Head down to Southeast Texas and stop by this coastal park.