Walk All Over Texas!

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.

Features

Fern Cave may be near the top of the bluff, but there's more altitude to be gained. [Caprock Canyons - Upper Canyon Trail]

Mary Moore Searight Park
This South Austin parks boasts several trails including paved and natural surfaces.

Inks Lake State Park
A little used trail at this popular park provides an interesting path through granite outcroppings.

Eisenhower State Park
Before heading back to the camp site, stroll along the banks of Lake Texoma.

Recent Logs

• Slippery when wet! jtkatie hiked River Place Nature Trail
• Lovely, short stroll jtkatie hiked Stillhouse Hollow Nature Preserve
• Great short hike with kids bugsparrow hiked Chalk Ridge Falls Park
• Good hike in Palo Duro. DNC hiked Palo Duro - Lighthouse Trail
• DNC hiked Big Bend - The Window

News Headlines

• Land Purchase Okay Will Expand Garner State Park
• New hike and bike trail planned for Waco park
• State park funding flows into the Abilene region
• Despite neglect of Texas parks, little money spent on repairs
• Little $$ Approved For State Parks Actually Spent

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