You'll find 602 listed in our hiking database that cover 2618.15 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

Bastrop State Park - Lost Pines Trail This enjoyable trek through the Lost Pines is not to be missed. Grelle Recreation Area This hidden gem near Lake Travis provides nice terrain and no crouds. Guadalupe River State Park Many people overlook the trail in this park and hang out at the river. That's just fine with us.

Caprock Canyons State Park, not the Grand Canyon of Texas, but grand nevertheless.

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