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Geology, caves, fossils, and earth science16 · Full official gallery
Indoor visitor center plus ranger-guided outdoor quarry hike on exposed Panhandle terrain
Age fitStrong for grades 4-12 studying archaeology, geology, Indigenous technology, Plains cultures, natural history, ethnobotany, and Texas Panhandle landscapes.
CostPublished rate found: Free.
Group planNo public school-group minimum is listed; confirm class size, ranger capacity, chaperone grouping, health limits, and whether students should split between visitor center and tour.
Weather noteMostly outdoors; check heat, rain, mud, and seasonal hours.
Day logisticsLunch: Plan lunch through bus, Lake Meredith-area, or picnic logistics; the quarry tour itself needs water, sun protection, and no loose lunch gear on the trail. · Arrival: Use the official route to 37084 Alibates Road near Fritch; from TX 136, take Cas Johnson Road and stay right at the Y or intersection until the visitor center appears.
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