Just in time for warmer temperatures, Texas State's University Camp has re-opened for the semester. As Taylor Hughes tells us in this Bobcat Update, the camp was devastated by last year's flooding.
Miles of hike-and-bike trails, a high-ropes course, and campsites were wiped out by heavy rains and flooding last October. But now, University Camp -- located between San Marcos and Wimberley -- has been restored.
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Workers cleared debris from the river's edge, but erosion is still a top concern.
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Outdoor Center Coordinator John Griffis says work crews planted 29 new trees and moved four campsites up river.
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Students, alumni and faculty are making their reservations.
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A trail map will soon be created so hikers can get a better idea of the trails the camp has to offer.
SU: U-Camp seems to be a hidden gem among students, but once found some campers might not be able to resist. For Bobcat Update I'm Taylor Hughes.
Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
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