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Texas Hill Country Trail
A melting pot of German, Mexican, Native American, Alsatian cultures, this route is considered to be one of the most unique trails in central Texas.
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Texas Hill Country Trail Details
A melting pot of German, Mexican, Native American, Alsatian cultures, this route is considered to be one of the most unique trails in central Texas. It covers almost 870 miles between Austin, San Antonio, Crystal City, and Lampasas and takes you to popular attractions like the Alamo, Enchanted Rock, and San Antonio Mission National Historical Park. The scenic landscapes are almost as diverse as the cultures that inhabit the area. Along the way, you will drive past flowing rivers, crystal lakes, and jagged limestone cliffs. You can stop by the Colorado River for a short swim or hike to a cascading waterfall in the middle of McKinney Falls State Park.
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Nearby Parks Around Texas Hill Country Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Texas Hill Country Trail
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9.5 mi away
Natural Bridge Caverns
Although Texas has its fair share of underground caves and caverns, this one is considered to be the largest in the entire state.
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"Salado Creek Greenway Texas"
As part of the extensive Greenway trail network, this cycling path runs along San Antonio eastern neighborhoods for roughly 19 miles.
14.3 mi away
Cedar Flats Trail
A short drive from the center of San Antonio sits Eisenhower Park, a small piece of outdoor paradise that offers visitors the chance to escape the bustle of the city.
15.2 mi away
Leon Creek Greenway
As one of the most connected trails in all of San Antonio, this cycling path takes you to some of the best sites and attractions in the city.
15.6 mi away
San Antonio Missions National Historic Park
Remember the Alamo? Officially the Mission San Antonio de Valero, the Alamo was actually just one of five frontier missions established by the Spanish along the San Antonio River in the 18th century.
