EVENT DETAILS
The Nature Conservancy's Marathon Grasslands Preserve is a 2,701-acre preserve in the northern part of the Marathon Basin region that represents some of the most diverse Chihuahuan Desert grassland habitat in Texas and supports a wide array of wildlife, including migratory raptors and grassland birds, pronghorn, kit foxes, burrowing owls, golden eagles, the federally endangered northern aplomado falcon, and a portion of the largest black-tailed prairie dog town in the Trans-Pecos. We are offering special, led tours of this beautiful grassland preserve. The tour will consist of easy walking and driving on the preserve.
REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS: Registration is required.
VISITOR CAPACITY: 30 guests.
WHEN: The Marathon Grasslands Preserve will be open for a led morning tour (9:00am - 12:00pm) on Friday, May 2, 2025.
HOW: You’re doing it! Make a reservation here and receive a follow up email with directions and instructions for the day.
COST: This event is FREE.
Please note:
- A high clearance vehicle is REQUIRED to enter the preserve
- There is NO bathroom available at the preserve
- NO PETS
- Bring BINOCULARS, if you have them!
- Drones are not permitted
- Bring plenty of WATER and snacks. Pack everything in/out
- Cell service is spotty on the preserve
- Close-toed shoes recommended
Don’t hesitate to reach out to Kaylee French at [email protected] with questions. Visit our Marathon Grasslands Preserve Webpage to learn more about the preserve.
Directions: To be sent in a follow up email after registration.