Los Madrones

Welcome to our little paradise! Their daughter, Michaela McCown, has been helping to manage the property since 2019.

Los Madrones, a private ranch in western Travis County, in Central Texas, is protected in perpetuity though a conservation easement with the Texas Land Conservancy. The 400-acre property features limestone bluffs, Little Bee Creek, open pastures and hilltop vistas stretching beyond the Colorado River. Ranch owners Julie and Mike Murphy converted the property to wildlife conservation in 2000, and h

Photos from Texas Land Conservancy's post

09/30/2024

We had a great hike with Texas Land Conservancy and Latino Outdoors this weekend! Thanks to everyone who came out!

09/27/2024

This cool air sure makes for a beautiful morning at Los Madrones!

08/10/2024

The weather may be toasty but it’s still beautiful!

06/06/2024

Mountain pink is blooming!

05/27/2024

Happy Memorial Day!

03/17/2024

Yesterday turned out to be a great day for a BioBlitz! Thanks to everyone who braved the mist and came out!

03/11/2024

Everything is blooming beautifully right now!!! Want to come see it for yourself? Come join us this Saturday, March 16, for the Greg Lasley Memorial BioBlitz! Cost is free, but we do ask you to register in advance at the link below.

https://forms.gle/UDYrZ3a4xttGEEbR7

02/29/2024

We had a wonderful time today hosting the field trip for the annual Texas Land Conservation Conference! We are grateful to Texas Land Conservancy, our land trust partner, for helping to protect this property and ensuring the protection of land across our beautiful state. It was inspiring seeing landowners, lawyers, land trust organizations, and other community partners gather together today and reflect on the great work that is made possible through collaboration from all of these different partners.