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Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve, the largest park in Plano, covers 800 acres from Parker Road to Chaparral Road and Spring Creek Parkway to Los Rios Boulevard. Cyclists can enjoy almost eight miles of concrete trails and five miles of soft trails along Rowlett Creek. Open daily from 5 am to 11 pm, the park is a great spot for biking and hiking. Keep an eye out for wildlife and natural hazards like snakes and poison ivy.

This large park has many dedicated baseball and soccer fields along with hiking and biking trails, playgrounds, picnic areas, and a small lake.

This trail runs for miles along the shore of Lavon Lake and is overseen by the Trinity Trail Preservation Association. This is a multi-use trail so you're likely to come across horseback riders, just be cautious of startling the horses and let them pass. Also, it can get muddy after a rain so you might want to wait for a few days so things can dry out.

The park has many miles of trails, some paved and some offroad, that wind lazily through the woods, fields, and ponds of Breckinridge Park. There are restrooms near the main parking lots. Keep an eye out for wildlife!

This lovely neighborhood park has a playground, picnic areas, BBQ grills, and access to the lake. While swimming is not permitted, hand-paddled watercraft are (kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards).

Lavon Lake, a 21,400-acre freshwater reservoir with a maximum depth of 38 feet. Created by the Lavon Dam between 1948 and 1953 to prevent seasonal flooding in Collin County, it also serves for water storage. The lake, formed by impounding the East Fork of the Trinity River and its tributaries, is renowned for fishing, featuring largemouth bass, white bass, blue catfish, and crappie. Enjoy the scenic views but use caution as you're sharing the road with other vehicles.

Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve, the largest park in Plano, covers 800 acres from Parker Road to Chaparral Road and Spring Creek Parkway to Los Rios Boulevard. Cyclists can enjoy almost eight miles of concrete trails and five miles of soft trails along Rowlett Creek. Open daily from 5 am to 11 pm, the park is a great spot for biking and hiking. Keep an eye out for wildlife and natural hazards like snakes and poison ivy.

Lavon Lake, a 21,400-acre freshwater reservoir with a maximum depth of 38 feet. Created by the Lavon Dam between 1948 and 1953 to prevent seasonal flooding in Collin County, it also serves for water storage. The lake, formed by impounding the East Fork of the Trinity River and its tributaries, is renowned for fishing, featuring largemouth bass, white bass, blue catfish, and crappie. Enjoy the scenic views but use caution as you're sharing the road with other vehicles.