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Rowlett Creek flows through the south western end of Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve. It is crossed by a curving board walk that connects the Nature and Retreat Center and pond to the Recreation Center and the Rowlett Creek Trail system.

This paved trail runs the length of the park and connects to many of the other trails. Much of it is unshaded but there are some sections that run through the woods and offer some nice shade on warm days.

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.

The Cottonwood Creek South Trail splits here and travels along both sides of the creek. There is a water station at Heritage Park nearby.

This is a great local paved trail that takes you up along the creek in between the wooded riverbed and neighborhoods. About half the trail is shaded along this segment.

The trail crosses the creek here and you get a nice view from the sturdy truss bridge. This is the northernmost creek crossing on this portion of the trail. Heading north on the west side takes you to Jupiter Park.

The trail winds right along the side of the pond and is often frequented by waterfowl. From here you can follow the path north into neighborhoods or south to the rest of the park and trail network.

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!