Woodlands Explorers

This resturant has been recommended by several people for the 1/2 price fish and chips which is only on Monday.

The Goose Arce is located on the Waterway in the Woodlands. Great place to eat.

21 Waterway Ave, The Woodlands, TX 77380

Dinner will start at 6PM
Happy hours starts at 3 until 7PM

Come early to find parking because sometimes its hard to find parking. There are places around the waterway, parking garges, or park at the theater and walk over. It a nice walk.

After dinner for those of you who are up to it we will take a stroll along the waterway.

Goose Acres Menu: https://www.goosesacre.com/menu

See yo there

Quick trip staying at Brazos Bend Tuesday and then off to explore San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge and nearby trails Wednesday late morning through afternoon. They are about an hour from the Brazos Bend State Park and about the same time (2 hours) to or from The Woodlands.

I’ll head down for 2 pm check in and enjoy the Brazos SP Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Lazy start Wednesday and off to explore the wildlife refuge. Hikes are about 8 and 2 miles each with a little drive between and possible other small trails if time allows.

Back to WDL for an evening arrival. Drive time home roughly 2 hours.

The camp site is a shelter with electricity and water. I’ve heard using a tent might be warmer, so I’m bringing mine and my electric “kitchen.”

Short but sweet!

Mainly morning hike along bike trails and paths around Collins Park and Meyer Park in Spring on Cypresswood.

85% dirt or grass MTB trails with some road side and paved path segments.

Wear waterproof boots and bring along spare socks! Maybe walking sticks if you use them. The MTB portions are wooded but sometimes wet. We will share with bikers, too, so be ready to step aside as needed.

It’s great for a shaded, more natural walk with woodlands and creek views.

Have a snack if you need and sun spray and insect repellent and water, even though its a while until we begin summer!

Estimated 10.75 miles so longer distance and closer to 4 hours projected depending on our pace. I'm slow as all get out now (knee issues) so will be "sweep" if you're fast or at least faster than me. Know the planned route and move at your own comfort level. All welcome!

As always, just let me know if you’re interested in a shorter walk and I’ll call out distances etc.

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NOTE: Its best to double check the day of the seminar just in case the Baldwin Boettcher Branch Library cancels the reservations.

Directions to the library. Conference Room: Baldwin Boettcher Library is located near the intersection of Aldine Westfield and FM 1960.

Mercer Botanical Gardens is part of the Library so for those who want to enjoy the park and gardens afterward. Bring a sak lunch and we can eat at one of the two pravillions and then walk the botanical gardens.