Texas hiking trails - San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge Trail, Brazoria County
LOCATION Latitude: 28.85 Longitude: -95.5333
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Far from civilization you find San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge Trail and it sure is a nice trail. Cedar Lake Creek flows through this vicinity; camping at San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge Trail is good fun, The Way Station RV Park is a good local campground. There's some flowing water close by, Cedar Lake Bayou is a stream you can explore while you're here. Through the summertime at San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge Trail highs are usually in the 90's with overnight lows in the 70's. Daytime highs during the wintertime are in the 60's; winter
nights come with lows in the 40's to San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge Trail. San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge Trail is a relatively wet place usually with much precipitation; most of the rain falls throughout September, and the driest month is March. A visit to Texas is not complete without some hiking.
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