Click here for help on how to read this trail guide
Directions:
Length:
Technical Level:
Trail Type:
Configuration:
Trail Map(s):
Fee:
Trails:
Amenities:
Links:
Contact:
Comments:
Photos:
Video:
Trail Review:
6.2 miles
2
singletrack
loop
none
n/a
none
(956) 548-2064 - Parks and Recreation
unavailable
As you would expect for
a trail in the Rio Grande Valley, only 20 miles from the Gulf of Mexico,
this trail is very flat. At 6.2 miles it makes for a very good beginner
trail. The trail has several small climbs that might not offer a challenge
to the experience rider but will definitely be a challenge to a beginner.
Actually a couple of the hills are right after turns so they are unexpected
and might even catch an experience rider off guard the first time they
ride this trail.
The trail has lots of twisty sections with tight turns. You'll need to make
sure you don't get off the beaten path or you'll end up in large cacti.
There are rabbits in the area which seem to breed, well like rabbits.
I had several of them cross my path and even had to brake for one of
them that shot out from nowhere. I have also seen several lizards and
a cardinal out there as well. If you've ridden L.B. Houston in Dallas
this would be considered a sister trail except without a teeter totter
or log overs.
The trail starts at the north end of the park property. It runs counter-clockwise.
You'll need to be aware of trail runners and hikers on this trail.
When you finish the perimeter loop the trail turns right up a small hill
where there is a no trespassing sign. Ride past this sign onto the rest
of the trail.
~ flaxman