moderate
2 hours
Participants should have general mobility and the ability to stand and focus for the session length; hiking on Uplands trails is optional and gentle to moderate
Enhance your archery skills with expert guidance at Westcave Preserve near Round Mountain, TX. Enjoy a two-hour session featuring the NASP 11-step process, an Autumn challenge, and scenic hiking trails in the Texas Hill Country.
Monday 11/24, Tuesday 11/25, Wednesday 11/25 (9am-11am )
Experience the thrill of archery with certified instructors in a two-hour session focused on safety and skill development. Learn the 11 steps to archery success, enjoy personalized coaching, and take on an exciting Autumn challenge. Plus, explore the beautiful Uplands for hiking before or after your archery adventure!
Experience the thrill of archery with certified instructors in a two-hour session focused on safety and skill development. Learn the 11 steps to archery success, enjoy personalized coaching, and take on an exciting Autumn challenge. Plus, explore the beautiful Uplands for hiking before or after your archery adventure!
Ensure safety and comfort during archery and hiking by wearing sturdy, closed-toe shoes throughout your visit.
Stay hydrated and dress in layers appropriate for the season to maintain energy and comfort during the activity.
Arriving promptly allows you to participate fully in the crucial archery safety and instruction before practice begins.
Westcave Preserve does not allow pets on site or in vehicles to protect local wildlife; plan accordingly before your visit.
Westcave Preserve was established to protect the unique karst landscape and its native species, providing education and conservation since its founding.
Westcave enforces strict access controls and a no-pets policy to safeguard delicate habitats and maintain the preserve’s ecological balance.
Protect your feet during archery and optional trail hikes on variable terrain.
Hydration is key during physical activity and Texas’s often dry climate.
Spring weather can vary; layers help manage temperature changes.
spring specific
Cool autumn mornings and winds make some extra warmth necessary.
fall specific