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Rocky Hill Ranch boasts 13 miles of exhilarating single-track trails for mountain biking, trail running, and hiking. The ranch, founded in 1993 by Grey and Pam Hill, is known as the "Mountain Biking and Outdoor Events Capital of Texas!"

Great fall hike through mixed woods, with everything from pine cones to prickly pear. Full loop is now open again.

Buescher Lake dominates the southern section of Buescher State Park. There are various facilities around the lake, including a playground, picnic areas and campsites. The Winding Woodland Trail ventures into the undeveloped land to the north and connects to the Pine Gulch Trail, where you'll find towering loblolly pines.

Loblolly pines tower over you on the Pine Gulch Trail, which takes you onto the steep Pine Gulch hills. Keep your binoculars at the ready, as over 250 bird species can be spotted in the park, while you might also see raccoons, bobcats and armadillos.

This is a lovely trail through the Buescher State Park. It's a shady, winding path that meanders beneath oak and cedar trees. You can continue your walk with an exploration of the Pine Gulch Trail to the north.

Bastrop State Park has been a popular outdoor space for many generations. However, the park has been impacted by forest fires and floods in recent years and is currently recovering. There are many cabins and camping spots in the western end of the park, while the Lost Pines Trail explores the more serene eastern end of the park.

This is a glorious section of trail through Bastrop State Park's undeveloped area. The park is renowned for its loblolly pines and is set apart from the main body of East Texas pines, hence the 'Lost Pines' name. Notably, the Houston toad can be found here. Large areas of the park are off limits during February, March and April, which is the toad's mating season.