As temperatures rise, snake activity increases. Always stay on marked trails, and watch where you step. We spotted this stunning Texas Indigo Snake on the trails yesterday morning. These non-venomous snakes are a natural part of our ecosystem and help keep rodent and rattlesnake populations in check. Did you know Indigo snakes get their name from the deep, iridescent blue-black color that shimmers in the sunlight? They’re shy, beautiful, and protected—so if you see one, give it space and admire