Columbia Tap Rail-Trail in Texas State

Columbia Tap Rail-Trail

This trail is 4 miles of cycle path that meanders through the middle of Houstons Third Ward.

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Columbia Tap Rail-Trail Details

This trail is 4 miles of cycle path that meanders through the middle of Houstons Third Ward. Along the way, it passes through the Texas Southern University Campus, Minute Maid Park (home of the Houston Astros), and the George Brown Convention Center. For longer rides, the trail connects directly to Brays Bayou Greenway Trail and the Harrisburg and Sunset Rail Trails as well. This path is 10 feet wide and newly paved, which makes it a great option for cyclists of all skill levels. It is even lit up at night for those who want to experience Houston after hours.

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