Liberty Hill

About a half mile west from the Hwy 183 bridge that crosses the South Fork of the San Gabriel River lies approximately 12 dinosaur footprints embedded in the river bed. Not many people know about the dinosaur tracks just northwest of Austin in Leander, Texas. This is not a marked trail, there are no fences and no signs which makes the experience feel more magical.To find the tracks, use GPS or...

The Good Water Trail which is part of the larger Good Water Loop, is a 12.6 mile point-to-point hike. This trail is heavily trafficked by both hikers and mountain bikers alike. It's a great trail for scenic views, nature, and wildlife. Please be advised that the trail is severely rocky and uneven at times. Because this is a point-to-point trail, it's recommended to have a shuttle car parked at...

Balcones Canyonlands Indiangrass Trail is a 3.6 mile loop hike that takes you by a waterfall located near Marble Falls, TX.

The Rim Rock Loop Trail is shared by hikers, trail runners, and groups on nature trips. The trail is open year-round, but is best trafficked in the fall - spring to avoid the hot summer sun. The Rim Rock Trail is family friendly, but does not allow dogs. 

Creek Trail to Mountain Road Loop is a 0.7 mile loop hike that takes you by a waterfall located near Bertram, TX.

Russell Park to Walnut Spring Park is a 2.1 mile out and back hike that takes you by a lake located near Georgetown, TX.

Jim Hogg and San Gabriel River Trail is a 14.1 mile out and back hike that takes you past lake views located near Georgetown, TX.

The Good Water Loop is a loop trail around the San Gabriel River through Russel Park and Sawyer Park. Just outside of Georgetown, Texas, this trail is perfect for a lengthy trail run or for an overnight backpacking trip. This trail is open year-round, and dogs are allowed to use this trail if kept on leash. The trail offers scenic views of the 'lake,' along with gorgeous wild flowers in the spr...

The Good Water Trail Loop from Cedar Breaks is a 10.1 mile loop hike that begins within Cedar Breaks Park, just northeast of Georgetown, Texas. The trail is heavily trafficked and even more so on weekends. There are several inclines and declines, but nothing too significant. The trail has rough terrain so hiking boots/sturdy shoes are highly recommended. It also follows along the banks of Lake ...