San Antonio Sights

Friedrich Wilderness Park

Friedrich Wilderness Park Review

On the outskirts of town (about 20 mi from downtown off I-10), this 600-acre hilly haven for rare birds and orchids offers more than 5 mi of hiking trails, including one handicapped-accessible trail (rollerblades and bicycles are not allowed). Bird-watchers from around the world are often spotted here. Some species are seasonal, such as blue jays (fall and winter), eastern meadowlarks (spring), red-winged blackbirds (spring and summer), scissor-tailed flycatchers (spring, summer, and fall), and double-crested cormorants (winter). See turkey vultures, finches, Carolina wrens, doves, northern woodpeckers, northern cardinals, mockingbirds, and more year-round.

    Contact Information

  • Address: 21395 Milsa St., North/Northwest, San Antonio, TX, 78256 | Map It
  • Phone: 210/372-9124
  • Cost: Free
  • Hours: Daily 7:30--sunset
  • Website: www.fofriedrichpark.org
  • Location: San Antonio

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