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Public tours of Westcave Preserve, an ecological jewel in the crown of the Texas Hill Country are offered (weather permitting) every Saturday and Sunday throughout the year. A tour of the Preserve takes Westcave visitors from an arid savanna, through a limestone crevice and into a spectacular sheltered canyon of lush plant life. At the head of the canyon stands Westcave, with a waterfall that tumbles over fern-covered travertine, 40 feet to the emerald pool below.

Visitation is by guided tour only to minimize the impact on this beautiful and fragile natural site. The hike into the canyon and back is roughly one mile, so visitors should wear comfortable shoes. Children are welcome with adult supervision . Pets are not allowed on the Preserve.

For more information, contact the Preserve at (830) 825-3442 or visit www.westcave.org.