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The Mary Gay Maxwell Management Unit is named in remembrance of Dr. Mary Gay Maxwell. She was an advocate and leader of the environmental sustainability movement in Austin, and a lover of wild places. The trails through the property are more primitive and feature lots of plant life next to the paths.

The Escarpment Boulevard cuts through the park, giving lovely open views of nature in both directions. It's a popular place to be outdoors, with a network of hiking and dirt cycling trails within its borders.

Beckett Road passes alongside Dick Nichols District Park. It is a firm favourite with families, with plenty of trails to discover. With bike paths on either side of the road, it's a nice green route into or out of Austin.

Beckett Road passes alongside Dick Nichols District Park. It is a firm favourite with families, with plenty of trails to discover. With bike paths on either side of the road, it's a nice green route into or out of Austin.

Blue Hole is a beautiful spot along Cypress Creek, shaded by trees, perfect for a cool swim. With a swim dock and trees to climb by the water, it's a great place to relax. The park is free to enter and has a few short trails nearby. There is a nice bike trail linking two parking lots, which is also regularly used by hikers.

Blue Hole is home to a beautiful section of Cypress Creek where the trees shelter the cool water, and makes for a great swimming hole. There is a swim dock and plenty of climbable trees overhanging the water. The park is free to park and to enter, and has a few short spur trails near Blue Hole. You can head up the hike and bike trail for a longer run.

Blue Hole is home to a beautiful section of Cypress Creek where the trees shelter the cool water, and makes for a great swimming hole. There is a swim dock and plenty of climbable trees overhanging the water. The park is free to park and to enter, and has a few short spur trails near Blue Hole. You can head up the hike and bike trail for a longer walk.

You can park at a large packed dirt lot at the intersection trailhead. From here the hike and bike path follows the parkway south to Blue Hole Regional Park. Near the park there are some other spur trails that offer a less urban environment.