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Purgatory Creek Natural Area is filled with 9 miles of trails winding through meadows, juniper groves, canyon bluffs, and oak trees. The trails are generally flat with a few gentle rolls.

Spring Lake Natural Area, or Spring Lake Preserve has a variety of well maintained singletrack and doubletrack trails for you to explore. Most of the trails are at least partially shaded. The northern part of the trail system is closed March through May to protect endangered birds.

This is a short loop that takes you to the pond from the Lime Kiln parking lot and trailhead. The trail is a wide doubletrack and partially shaded.

Spring Lake Natural Area, or Spring Lake Preserve has a variety of well maintained singletrack and doubletrack trails for you to explore. Most of trails are at least partially shaded. The northern part of the trail system is closed March through May to protect endangered birds.

Spring Lake Natural Area, or Spring Lake Preserve has a variety of well maintained singletrack and doubletrack trails for you to explore. Most of trails are at least partially shaded. The northern part of the trail system is closed March through May to protect endangered birds.

You can explore a handful of different short, easy trails through Prospect Park with excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. The trees open up at the center of the park and the trail takes you to a seating area with a grand compass inlaid into the ground. There are cacti abound.

Purgatory Creek has many miles of trails, most of which are shaded. You can venture along the top of the dam for views of the area, cool off by the creek, and explore the network of forests and fields easily accessible from San Marcos. You get a mix of well packed and rocky trails.

This trailhead has great access to Purgatory Creek and views of Five Mile Dam. Some of trails are packed singletrack and some have room for multiple people to walk side by side. You have access to a variety of trails with both nontechnical terrain and rock gardens.