Reviewed by: boulder97 ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
I went to this park to ride this trail over the summer. After getting over that volcanic rock and biking past some swimming holes, I made it to a campsite where the lady at the Park entrance said that trail began. I rode on a simple dirt path for a while and found a small hole in the woods so I jumped at it...big mistake. After feeling like I was in a jungle, I end up at some lake where people are fishing. Going back and not wanting to take the same route...I ride through the woods and have to hurl my bike over barbed wire to get back to where I hear the people swimming.

Recommended Route:
Look at the map VERY carefully before you start riding. I think there are two trails at this park and be sure you know where you are going

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Greenbelt

Reviewed by: Jason , from Austin

Summary:
I like the climb and then the nice glide down

Recommended Route:
only one way

Reviewed by: Nick , from Austin, TX

Summary:
This trail is a excellent for bringing your wives or girlfriends on a ride to build there confidence. It might be slighty challenging for them, but they should be able to ride it. Thus when finishing, they think they're the greatest rider in the world. It's good stuff to see this.

Recommended Route:
Clockwise

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Green Belt, City Park

Reviewed by: Shawn , from Austin

Summary:
This is a great trail. True it is a little on the beginner side, but it is really fun. I ride this trail to improve on my cardo workout. There's some climbing, not much, and some downhill, not much and lots of twisty singletrack. In one visit I do three laps around to make about a 10 mile ride. I, too time my laps, which are about 15 - 17 minutes. A great place to train and build on your skills.

Recommended Route:
I live near the park, so I ride into it. From William Cannon, park and ride in. Combine this with the accual trail and it's about a 12 mile round trip. The other way in is also a "back" entrance. Coming from Burleson Road turn on the street that goes to the State Park Headquarters. Park in the elementry school parking lot and ride to the trail head. The advantage of doing this is you don't have to cross the water near the falls. By the way, I have year round state park pass, so I'm not skipping out on paying!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Barton Creek