Jesse and Kristin Sorenson, second generation owners are cordial, full of local folklore and…read morestories, I was a beginner rider and they matched me to Sissy Girl who was so sweet and surefooted. My group got matched to their riding ability as well. Enjoyed the canyon - it was the best way to see it! Weather was cooler so temps and ride was pleasant, Their land is beautiful. Fun and perfect day! The Jamison's

Driving from Santa Fe to Austin we were looking for a fun stop and decided Palo Duro Canyon would…read morebe perfect. We had a wonderful trail ride with Palo Duro Stables. The canyon is spectacular. Horses expertly trained for the ride and masterfully guided by Jesse, Kristin, and Cody. A really nice family and a great trail ride.

This is the smallest zoo we have been to so far. What we loved about it was it was not crowded and…read morethe zoo offers great views of the few animals they have. The weather was perfect during our October 2016 visit.

Visiting Amarillo and realizing there's not a ton to do, so we figured--why not check out the zoo?…read more First off, the woman at the front desk was incredibly kind and welcoming. You can tell she cares, and that made a great first impression. The zoo itself is small and has a certain charm, especially with how close you can get to the animals. But as we walked through, it became hard to ignore some concerns. Several enclosures appeared to need immediate attention, and a number of animals seemed distressed--most noticeably the bears, who paced back and forth repeatedly. It left us with a heavy feeling. While the zoo has potential and some genuinely caring staff, it also feels like the animals deserve more space, better conditions, and a higher level of care. Hoping improvements are made, because these animals deserve environments where they can truly thrive.

i was visiting Amarillo for a week and needed to get my runs in while training for a marathon and…read moreone of the closest trails and parks was Medi Park on the north side of town in the medical district. There's a large playground, the Amarillo Botanical Garden next door and a 1 mile loop around the pond which made it easy to do my runs. I was warned about the geese infestation and the possibility of geese poop on the trail. I didn't see any while I was visiting, but I thought that was worth noting. There's an extended part of the trail but you have to cross traffic for it, so the one mile loop worked best for me. A lot of people were walking the trail through my three visits, a school bus was there with kids in the playground and on Saturday plenty of people were fishing in the pond. A really great and well maintained park!

This park was a lot of fun and the people there were nice. We met a gentleman who was fishing and…read morehe sat and talked with us and let my daughter use his pole to fish with him. While we were there he caught two catfish. The playground was fun, but the water in the splash pad was turned off. It could have been after 8pm when the park closes. There were lots of families at the playground and everyone seemed very inclusive. This park is near the Don Harrington Discovery center and they had a fairly large tortoise living on the outside premises. It was neat. I would like to come back to visit that museum. All-in-all .... This park was the best part of Amarillo on this stop through.

Best off-roading experience I have had. Great views and even better trails. They have something for…read moreeveryone, and everything is so well marked.

Had a wonderful time. Trails were maintained and labeled very well. Maps available for purchase as…read morewell as for download on OnX. Guided tours and jeep rentals available. Clean restrooms. Places to camp and small cabins to stay. Beautiful canyon views. 10/10 recommend for someone who is looking to do 4x4 trails from novice to expert levels with view beautiful scenery.

Several nature trails to walk. Each one is about a mile or less. They also have some paved…read moretrails, flower beds, etc. Tuesdays are for bikes. There is also a city trail right outside of their parking lot that has lots of hills. Down and back on that path is a little more than 6 miles. $4 for adults. A little less for kids and seniors.

Good place for a hike in west Texas. Not our favorite hike but it was fun. The nature center was…read moresupposed to be open when we went but it was not. We were not there long enough to get to go back on a different day.

This is a nice little Park real close to downtown. There is a restroom and a drinking fountain and…read moresmall playground for children. There's lots of space for children and dogs to run around and probably a good place for Walkers and runners to get some exercise. There are picnic tables and trash cans and it looked like there was a fountain but I forgot to walk over to it and check it out. If it is, it wasn't running when I was there. There are plenty of shade trees. I was there during the day time so I don't know whether it is considered safe at night.

I went here on Memorial Day weekend 2022 and I want to thank the folks (guides) for a wonderful day…read moreon Eagle. A beautiful and relaxing 1 hour + ride through the canyons and rock formations. Anybody can do this easy ride - even kids and people who've never been on a horse. This time of year, I liked how they get started at 7:30 or 7:45 as it's not very hot yet. It would get to near 100F later in the day but the temp at 7:30 was only 70 something. Some of the horses are wearing masks and eye protection too - I like that. Looking forward to going back soon.

My daughter and I were in town visiting West Texas A&M "go Buffs"! And wanted to take in the…read morecanyon... First the people working there were super accommodating and held the ride for us a few minutes as it was not too busy that day and we were scrambling to get there. Amazing vistas; not too much talking but nice quiet to let you soak it all in. Our guide answered questions and pointed out a few things... but mostly let us just be and be with nature! Highly recommended this ride!

This is a good location for running your dog and letting them socialize. I've only ever had good…read moreexperiences with the people who come here. The fence is in need of a little repair still. The lawn care service ran into the fence a couple years ago and it's a bit weak in the back. All in all it's better than the parks in Amarillo. No stickers in the grass is a real plus. Most people pick up after their dogs here also which is great.