What The Glitter

Did you know the Fort Worth National Historic District is home to the Texas Trail of Fame? This trail recognizes the individuals who significantly contributed to the Fort Worth Western way of life. The trail is marked by bronze plaques describing the honor bestowed on the hall of fame. The Texas Trail of Fame has placed more than 250 giant bronze stars on the sidewalks of the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District. In October, they will add nine more stars to the trail. The nine new additions represent the heritage, traditions, values, and Western way of life. The Texas Trail of Fame is a great way to honor those who have contributed to our Western heritage and traditions.

If you're interested in learning about the life and times of early-day ranchers, the Cattle Raisers Museum is a must-visit destination. One of the museum's highlights is a cattle drive simulator that puts you in the shoes of a rancher as you herd cattle across the plains. There are also fascinating exhibits showcasing the many by-products of the cattle industry, as well as rare photographs and authentic artifacts. Take advantage of this incredible opportunity to step back in time and experience the thrill of the cattle drive.

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center aims to protect threatened and endangered wildlife species and the land they inhabit through scientific research, responsible resource management, and public education. They are proud to offer various engaging educational experiences that encourage people to think, feel, and act in ways that benefit the natural world. With over 1,100 animals from more than 50 different species, the 1,800-acre park is vital to conservation efforts. They rely on visitors, members, and generous supporters to keep the programs running and help make a difference.