The Capitol Trail of Trees - A Guide to the Historic and Significant Trees on the Texas Capitol Grounds - Welcome to the Spanish edition of the Texas Capitol Trail of Trees. This guide is designed to help you recognize and appreciate 25 tree species found on the historic Capitol grounds. The trail starts at the State Seal of Texas located on the steps just outside the south Capitol entrance door. The trail is a little less than a mile and can be traveled comfortably in about an hour. Good Luck!
Credits: Project Concept and Text: John Giedraitis, Texas Forest Service. Editors: Douglas Young, State Preservation Board. Graphic Design and Illustrations: Robert O’Brien Design. Funding Assistance: Texas Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture. TFS Circular #304. March 2009 printed edition. 2010 EveryTrail edition. You can view this Trail of Trees online here http://www.tspb.state.tx.us/spb/plan/Tours.htm
The Texas Forest Service is currently putting many of it's Texas Tree Trail maps online in the Every Trail format. You can view all the Great Texas Tree Trails here. Send comments to jpg@tfs.tamu.edu
Texas Capitol Trail of Trees, Great Texas Tree Trail
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