Top 5 nature & wildlife things to do in Fort Worth

1. Single kayak rental on the Trinity River

Rent a kayak for river paddling at Panther Island Beach, enjoying nature views and a city skyline backdrop.

2. Fort Worth highlights tour in Sundance Square and the Stockyards

Two hours exploring Fort Worth's heritage — Sundance Square, Stockyards, and key landmarks, including the Texas Longhorn cattle drive.

“Erin was truly exceptional—she went above and beyond during our tour of Fort Worth, showcasing her extensive local knowledge and guiding us to the best viewpoints, photo opportunities, and historical insights. The pace was relaxed, and she customized the tour perfectly to meet our needs. Previously, we had a detailed tour with Rebecca focused on JFK history. Her knowledge was comprehensive, and she brought the content to life, enhancing our experience. If you're thinking about a tour, I highly suggest contacting Erin. She'll help you design an experience that perfectly aligns with your interests in Dallas, which significantly enhanced our visit.”— Jackie D

3. Fort Worth Electric Bike Tour on Trinity Trails

Two hours guided eBike ride exploring key sites along the Trinity Trails, includes landmarks like the Fort Worth Water Gardens and Sundance Square Plaza.

“This was such an enjoyable experience. We both had a great time, and Keely shared insights about Fort Worth that were completely new to me. I highly recommend this tour, and the bikes are incredibly fun to ride.”— Rhonda M

4. Hell's Cowboys ghost tour of Fort Worth's Hell's Half Acre

Two hours on foot through Fort Worth’s Hell’s Half Acre — explore its dark history and haunted locations while hearing tales of cowboys and outlaws.

“This tour was a great experience for us. We learned a great deal about Fort Worth's history. Randy, our guide, was not only very knowledgeable but also incredibly pleasant.”— Georgia S

5. Dinosaur World in Glen Rose, Texas

A fun-filled day at Dinosaur World, with over 100 dinosaur displays, an indoor museum, gem mining, and a train ride.

“My family visited for some dinosaur-themed fun, and my 3 and 5-year-olds thoroughly enjoyed it. There were plenty of activities for us to engage in for the full 4 hours. Since food is not available on-site, we brought our own lunch and found many picnic tables near the playground. Don't forget to purchase fish food at the front desk before heading to the walking path to feed the fish. This place is perfect for families with young children.”— Stephanie D