San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge in Texas

San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge

Spanning 54,000 acres in Texas, the San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge is home to numerous habitats.

Guide Sections

Use San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge's guide sections to understand how this stop fits into the larger park plan.

Park

San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge Details

Difficulty

Open

Distance

N/A

Estimated time

N/A

Region

N/A

Spanning 54,000 acres in Texas, the San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge is home to numerous habitats. There are wetlands, uplands, and bottom land forests for migratory and nesting birds to enjoy. The refuge was established in 1969 and has since been keeping the natural balance of the area under management. There are quite a few activities that visitors can engage in on the refuge including hunting, fishing, and hiking trails. There are fantastic observation points for the avid bird-watchers.