Shertz, Texas – The City of Schertz and Great Springs Project are pleased to announce a new 10.5-acre park on Dry Comal Creek generally at Bunker Street and FM 482. This park provides trail connectivity for the Great Springs Trail and is along the El Camino Real de los Tejas National Historic Trail. Given the […]

Austin, TX –Great Springs Project is honored to present a short film, narrated in Spanish by four-time NBA champion, Olympic gold medalist, and bike enthusiast, Manu Ginóbili. The short film encapsulates who Great Springs Project is as an organization, its goals, the urgency of the mission, and how community members can get involved. The Great […]

Click here to view the Press Release for the REPI Challenge Grant for the Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape

Austin, TX –Great Springs Project is pleased to present the Great Springs Trails Plan for the proposed 100+ mile spring-to-spring network of trails from the Alamo to the Capitol. Thanks to the expert guidance of Alta Planning + Design, this plan is a living document that serves as a resource for the completion of the […]

Austin, TX – Thanks to the expert guidance of Alta Planning + Design, Great Springs Project is pleased to present the Economic Benefits Report for the proposed 100-mile spring-to-spring network of trails from the Alamo to the Capitol. This report serves as a resource to quantify the financial benefit of both the trail and 50,000 conserved acres of land […]

Great Springs Project selected for National Park Service Assistance on outdoor recreation and conservation project support initiative Austin, TX – Today, the National Park Service (NPS) Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance Program (RTCA) announced the selection of Great Springs Project to receive community planning and technical assistance. Great Springs Project was selected through a competitive […]