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The Trailist: 5 natural gems to check out on your next outdoor adventure
Even though City and Bexar County parks are closed this weekend, the area has plenty of attractive outdoor options.
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The Trailist: Devil’s Den Trails Expand Mountain Biking on Leon Creek
With so many new and improved trails under construction along the City’s greenway trails, there’s never been a better time to be a mountain biker in San Antonio.
The Trailist: Government Canyon Has History Along 40 Miles of Trails
For those who want to get lost all day in a sea of green, Government Canyon State Natural Area allows the deepest plunge into wilderness of any park within a short drive of San Antonio.
The Trailist: Friedrich Wilderness Park Is Beautiful – and Increasingly Crowded
The rugged terrain makes Friedrich Wilderness Park San Antonio’s best park for hikers, despite growing crowds and encroaching development.
The Trailist: Salado Creek Greenway Has 16.5 Miles on the North Side
San Antonio’s landscape offers some remarkable diversity. Ride long enough along the Salado Creek Greenway, and you’ll see a little bit of everything.
The Trailist: Comanche Lookout Park is a Rare Vantage Point
It might not be the biggest park, but the wide-angle views put San Antonio’s Comanche Lookout Park in a higher league.
The Trailist: McAllister Park Offers Fast, Fun Off-Road Bike Trails
After four years of riding off-road in San Antonio, McAllister Park feels like an old friend, and it’s always gratifying seeing friends change for the better.
The Trailist: Guadalupe River at Bergheim is a Quick, Scenic Float
In San Antonio, we’re lucky to have the Guadalupe River in our backyard. Whether you’ve got the whole day to spend on the river or only a few hours, you have options. The 3.7 miles of the Guadalupe between the Bergheim crossing at the FM 3351 bridge and Edge Falls Road follows one large loop […]
The Trailist: Madrone Trail Offers Secluded, Direct Access to Canyon Lake
The trail is named after the madrone tree, which is famous for its pinkish-red bark that is visible at certain times of the year.
The Trailist: Crescent Bend Nature Park Was Once A Flooded Neighborhood
Crescent Bend Nature Park is made up of 190 acres just south of a particularly twisty section of Cibolo Creek, which forms the border of Bexar and Guadalupe counties.
The Trailist: Guadalupe River at Spring Branch Is Perfect for Entry-Level Paddlers
The Upper Guadalupe is a great beginner paddling excursion for new kayakers, canoeists, and paddleboarders, and relatively uncrowded.
The Trailist: Olmos Basin Park Has A Hidden Network of Dirt Trails
Roughly 5 miles of dirt paths wind through Olmos Basin Park, only a short distance north of downtown. Mountain bikers especially should give these a try.
The Trailist: Land Heritage Institute Has 20 Miles of Trails on the South Side
The trails are a main attraction, but the preserve also includes remnants of South Texas farming and ranching heritage.
