Austin, United States
3753 S Capital of Texas Hwy
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+1 5129746700
Good for kids
Wonderful hiking trail! Trees and a lot of greenery...very enjoyable. The creeks and streams are full of serenity. I Highly recommend.
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Barton Creek Greenbelt is definitely a top shelf multi-use trail located in Austin. There are numerous access points, caves, rock climbing walls, and natural springs and seeps. This trail snakes along Barton Creek and is even when water is flowing it makes it even more beautiful. If you live in the vicinity it would be a crime not to visit. I could go on listing the many amazing spots but there are too many to write about.
Awesome running, biking and hiking trails in the city of Austin. There are even several rock climbing locations, which considering how close they are to the city are super great! Lots of markers along the trail so you don’t get lost.
I went hiking here on my spring break. I had a wonderful day indeed. The view is fantastic. These falls look amazing, clear turquoise water. Just simply genuine!
This review is for the section of the greenbelt that starts at the Hill of Life at 1710 Camp Craft Rd, Austin, TX 78746 and ends at South Mopac. It’s a beautiful hiking trail that follows Barton Creek. Lots of side trails to meander and get lost on. It’s not a loop, you walk in, then turn around and walk out when you get to the end. Most of the trail is easy, except for the last half mile on the return trip when you are going back up the Hill of Life. It’s not grueling, or extremely rough, but you will get a little cardio in during this section. There isn’t a parking lot, you park on the street in the neighborhood near the address I posted above. The trail dead ends at Mopac if you’re on the east side of the creek. But if you can find one of the trails that crosses over to the west side of the creek, you can walk a lot further. Check Google Maps to find the trails that cross over. The water was flowing pretty good when I was there due to recent rains, so I couldn’t cross over. There’s very little signage on the trails, but it’s easy to find your way. Very clean trails with hardly any trash at all. I only saw one plastic bottle and one bag of dog poop on the trail. I saw lots of dogs but not even one was on a leash.
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