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You'll find hundreds of hikes listed in our hiking database that cover thousands of miles all over the state. You can use Texas Hiking to record your trail adventures to track where you've hiked and how far you've gone, even map them.
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The Triassic Trail provides some of the only canyon top hiking in the park. Here Coppertone traverses a ridge between peaks.
[Palo Duro - CCC Trail]
McKinney Falls - Onion Creek
An easy paved path suitable for an evening stroll before hitting the sack at a nearby camping spot.
Slaughter Creek Preserve Trail
An Austin-area parcel set aside to protect water quality serves double duty as a hiking and biking venue.
McKinney Falls - Homestead Trail
Cross the creek at McKinney Falls and get a tree covered trail that passes by several landmarks of an early settler.
Turkey Creek Trail
Austin's leash free trail lets dogs cool their heels at the many creek crossings.
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