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All Refuge Lands and the Visitor Center will be closed Friday, February 6th due to invasive species control of feral hogs. Gates will be locked. 


Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge Hiking Trails

Auto Tour Map & Audio Files    

Numbers on the map are Auto Tour stops

Hiking Trails

Hagerman NWR features five inviting and well maintained hiking trails. All mileage is round trip. 

Park at the trailhead if you wish, but please do not block trail gates. 

Harris Creek Trail

*New Virtual Hike*

0.25 ADA Trail, plus 1.25 and 2.25 Mile Loops, Easy, flat, dirt/gravel.

This is the refuge’s most popular trail, with several ponds and a photo blind along the way. Parking is available at the trailhead or at the Visitor Center, and the trail begins directly across the street from the Visitor Center entrance.


Meadow Pond Trail

Trail Map,  Guide

5.7 Miles (Total down and back)

Easy, flat, wide, dirt/gravel.

This family-friendly trail begins at beautiful Deaver Pond and reaches Meadow Pond at the two-mile mark. In July, American lotus flowers bloom across the water, creating a stunning summer display. It’s a favorite trail at the refuge.

Haller's Haven Trail

Trail Map,   Guide

2.7 Miles, Partial Loop

Easy, mostly flat, dirt/gravel

This trail offers a great view of the refuge from the top of a gentle hill. Along the way, you’ll pass Picnic Pond, followed by Dead Woman’s Pond, which is often teeming with wildlife. The trail is named after “The Birdman of Hagerman,” Karl Haller.


Raasch Trail

Trail Map,  Guide

3 Miles, Down and Back 

Easy, flat, wide, sunny, dirt/gravel

Walk through a range of several different habitats and search for Eastern Bluebirds and other songbirds.


Crow Hill Trail

Trail Map,  Guide

0.75 Mile Loop

Moderate, shady, & steep.

Ideal for exercise laps, this quieter trail is especially rewarding in the summer, when Painted Buntings are abundant.



Leashed dogs are welcome!

Road To Crow Hill Trail by Jon Fischer

Meadow Pond Trail by Carl Hill

Lotus Flower by Jeff Gladden

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Events and activities hosted by the Friends of Hagerman are funded by donations and powered solely by volunteers.  There are no fees for admission to the refuge or parking. The refuge is open from sunrise to sunset every day of the year and you may drive on any road unless gated.

6465 Refuge Road

Sherman, TX 75092

             

Kroger: Stop by the customer service desk at Kroger and link your Kroger Card to the Friends of Hagerman: the Friends will get rewards for every dollar you spend, at no cost to you.

Please add info@friendsofhagerman.org to your contacts to ensure delivery of registration confirmations, account information and the Featherless Flyer

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