Trail Running in Austin, TX
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The Barton Creek Greenbelt offers an adventure for everyone. Explore the 7.5 main trail or venture onto the single-track that expands close to 20 miles through a variety of terrain. The trail starts at the Barton Springs trail head in the heart of Austin, and finishes at the Hill of Life.
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This short 3.5-mile west Austin trail is family-friendly and offers several swimming holes along the way. It's also great for trail runners looking for a short and speedy and easily accessible running route.
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With over 11 miles of trails and plenty of backpacking/drive-in camp sites, Lost Maples State Natural Area is a low-traveled Central Texas gem perfect for trail running in the woods amidst rocky terrain. A must see in November when the leaves change colors.
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Hill Country State Natural Area has 40 miles of trails for any combination of hiking, running, mountain biking, and equestrian pursuits. This rugged, beautiful natural area begs to be explored.
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Central Texas is filled with rolling green meadows, wide open spaces, creeks, limestone cliffs, rocky riverbeds, and caves to explore. Here are a few of our favorite parks around Austin that are great getaways for outdoor lovers.
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With the Texas Hill Country close by, several rivers and lakes, and a handful of state parks within short reach, Austin, Texas, offers many ways to enjoy a day outside with your family.
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Whether you’re looking for a treehouse or a (non-criminal) jail cell, here are a few must-visit Texas Hill Country getaways to have on your radar.
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One of the most popular and beloved outdoor spaces in all of Texas, the Barton Creek Greenbelt has become something of a synonym for outdoor fun in Austin. In fact, although several greenbelts exist within the Austin city limits, when locals simply ...
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