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Bob Woodruff

Type: Trail

Length: 3.50 Miles

Elevation Gain: N/A

Cost: Free

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(2.83)9

Difficulty: 1star

(1.08)

Solitude:

(1.25)

ADA Accessible: N/A

Bikes Allowed: No

Dogs Allowed: No

Interpretive Guide: N/A

City: Plano

County: Collin

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By lilschmagill on 6/9/2016
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By agreenmeadowF5 on 6/17/2008
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I prefer the grassier trails to these trails which are concrete.

Plano walkers sunrise event
By mikea on 7/21/2007
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Distance: 6.20 Miles Duration: 2 minutes
Nice walk, fairly shaded

Plano walkers sunrise event
By mikea on 7/21/2007
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Distance: 6.20 Miles Duration: 2 minutes
Nice walk, fairly shaded

Plano walkers sunrise event
By mikea on 7/21/2007
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Distance: 6.20 Miles Duration: 2 hours
Nice walk, fairly shaded

Great Stroll
By big tex on 5/30/2006
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Distance: 5.00 Miles Duration: N/A
I walk, jog, bike, rollerblade this trail weekly and it's just a fun little place to hang out. Go into the woods and explore the hidden trail in there.

A creek runs thru it
By ntwalker on 5/4/2003
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Plano has built a great park here. There is a concrete loop trail that is ok for bikes. The forested area in the north part along the creek has several trails through it. The southern half forest has not near so many. The trail heads are not marked with signs but worth looking for. About 60% of the area is open with scattered trees and the rest forest. Park Blvd runs across the middle but can be easily crossed under the road. The concrete trail follows both sides of the river under the road. The whole park is fairly level with most of the picnic areas on the east side. In addition to the creeks, there are ponds wither several kinds of ducks. This is a good park to walking in in Plano.

By Eveline on 8/4/2002
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By Eveline on 7/21/2000
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