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Lake Houston Wilderness Park is nearly 5,000 acres of forested parkland, owned and maintained by the Houston Parks and Recreation Department. There are over 20 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horse riding; as well as campsites and cabins for those looking to stay overnight.

Lake Isabel is a beautiful body of water that offers a lovely bit of peace and quiet yet is not too far from the city. It is found at the end of the Ameri Trail, the longest trail in the Lake Houston Wilderness Park.

The North River Trail ventures to the San Jacinto River and can be linked with the nearby South River Trail. To access the trails here, you can take the Loggers Loop or Forest Trails. The trails are not paved, so decent hiking footwear is a must.

Lake Isabel is a beautiful body of water that offers a lovely bit of peace and quiet yet is not too far from the city. It is found at the end of the Ameri Trail, the longest trail in the Lake Houston Wilderness Park.

After a hike in the beautiful Lake Houston Wilderness Park, a visit to the Joe Turner Nature Center allows you to learn more about the local environment and the creatures that inhabit it. There are plenty of critters on display within the center, including spiders and insects in the Interesting Inverts Room, while the Amphibians Room boasts various snake species and many lizards and amphibians.

Lake Dabney is at the heart of the Lake Houston Wilderness Park. Boasting serenity, camping facilities and lovely views, it's a great place to hike around. The Peach Creek Loop skirts around the southern end of the lake.

The Peach Creek Trail is one of the many hiking options in the Lake Houston Wilderness Park. The park is an almost 5000-acre (2,000 ha) expanse of lush forest and is an absolute delight to explore. The Peach Creek Trail makes for an easy loop in the north of the park.

This is the eastern trailhead and end point of the Lone Star Hiking Trail, the longest continuous hiking trail in Texas. Popular in winter and spring, thanks to the cooler climate, the trail is a delight. This eastern section has National Recreation Trail status.