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texaskdog - 4/5/2010
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Not a whole mile. On the other side of the park is the Liberty Walk & then the Community Greenbelt. Great place to park and do all 3 hikes (takes about an hour) but park but itself isnt exciting.
Writeup is correct
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texaskdog - 4/5/2010
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Really a short connector from Cathollow to Community. Park at Cathollow and hike all 3.
Nice hike
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texaskdog - 4/5/2010
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Distance: 2.00 Miles
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I parked at Cathollow and did this after Liberty Walk. Was the nicest portion of the 3 for sure.
pleasant trail thru neighborhood
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Ginger - 11/28/2009
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It was an absolutely gorgeous day when we went--70 degrees F with large puffy clouds. I thought it was very pleasant. There wasn't much shade, though, so I think that on a typical Texas day when temps get closer to 100 it would be far too hot to walk in the afternoon. Nice gravel path with trash cans and doggie mutt mitts at the major intersections. I liked the little bat observation deck. We went down to the fenced in cave opening, but it looked like it was blocked with a large rock. I guess there's still enough room for the bats to come and go, though. Startled some does on our way down there. LOTS of cacti to be wary of if you go off trail for any reason (but there really aren't any reasons, unless you're playing the disc golf course).
A short hike on a concrete trail in a small park.
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Guapo Gecko - 1/8/2007
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The directions to the park are wrong. The park is located at the NW corner of Liberty Walk and O'conner. The "trail" is very narrow, hardly enough room for two people to walk side by side. If I go there again, it will be to take my kids to play, and not to "hike".
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rpears0n - 10/17/2004
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Pleasant walk
One of the best BCMUD trails
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Austin Explorer - 1/25/2004
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Of all of the Brushy Creek MUD parks that I hiked, this one is the best. Despite being just across the street from Community Park there are far fewer people on this trail. There's a bit more tree cover and several small segments where one can avoid having to look at a house.
Crowded
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Austin Explorer - 1/25/2004
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Distance: 2.30 Miles
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Not much shade here and it can get somewhat busy, particularly near the trailheads. Trail surface is about half concrete and half crushed granite. All of the trail is easy.
A small, simple neighborhood park
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Austin Explorer - 1/25/2004
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Not much to this one. The entire loop is paved and pretty much out in the open. It circles a basketball court, playscape and the like. Not much of a hiking experience, but not a bad stroll if you live in the neighborhood.
No shade at all.
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Centex Trekker - 2/1/2003
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Not too crowded.