Lake Somerville Trailway
Although this state park has over 40 miles of hiking paths to choose from, the main 13.1-mile track is a great tour for all types of outdoor enthusiasts.
Plan Around Lake Somerville Trailway
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Lake Somerville Trailway Details
Although this state park has over 40 miles of hiking paths to choose from, the main 13.1-mile track is a great tour for all types of outdoor enthusiasts. The trail connects Birch Creek with Nails Creek and crosses through a diverse variety of landscapes, including blackjack oak forests, wildflower fields, wetland ponds, and crystal blue lakes. If you are lucky, you will encounter a few different critters during your walk. Whether it is a deer nibbling grass in the nearby fields or an otter floating down the creek in search of food, there is plenty of wildlife to keep you entertained.
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Nearby Parks Around Lake Somerville Trailway
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Lake Somerville Trailway
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Lake Somerville State Park & Trailway
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Winding Woodland Trail
This 1.5 miles out and back trail is a narrow trek through the oak and cedar forests of Buescher State Park.
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Buescher State Park
The sister park to Bastrop State Park, this 1,000 plus acres park also preserves the "Lost Pines of Texas" - the westernmost stand of loblolly pine trees in the United States.
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Sugarloaf Mountain
If you are up for a challenging hike (mixed in with some rock climbing), then this is the trail for you.
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Bastrop State Park
Composed of the "Lost Pines of Texas", this park has the western-most stand of loblolly pines in the state.
