City of Waco announces return of Wild Wednesdays guided hikes in Cameron Park

Waco, TX – The City of Waco has announced the return of its popular Wild Wednesdays hikes, offering residents the opportunity to explore Cameron Park with guided tours led by Waco Parks and Recreation Park Rangers.

The weekly hikes will begin on Wednesday, March 12, and will continue every Wednesday.

Participants of all ages and skill levels are invited to join for a free outdoor adventure featuring fresh air, scenic views, and engaging trail experiences.

Hikers should meet at Northern Gateway, located at 704 Park Lake Drive, at 5:45 p.m. each Wednesday to take part in the guided excursion.

City of Waco announces return of Wild Wednesdays guided hikes in Cameron Park

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