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This trailhead, also known as Richards Trailhead Parking Lot #1, is the official access point for the Wilderness Section—the first of 11 segments of the 96-mile Lone Star Hiking Trail (LSHT) from west to east. Parking is available, and there is a posted sign with up-to-date trail information. Access to the trailhead is free to the public. There is no restroom here, and potable water is available only at Double Lake and Stubblefield recreation areas, so bring a filter or pack plenty of water. From this trailhead, the Little Creek Loop Trail, also part of the designated LSHT system, branches off in a 13-mile loop, connecting back onto the main trail. It is popular with day hikers looking to spend a few hours exploring, as well as backpackers heading out on the “Grand Loop”—a 30-mile hiking adventure that connects with several other trails in the area.

This small recreation area within the Sam Houston National Forest is a popular stop for those hiking the Lone Star Trail, or cycling along the quiet county roads. The campground is well maintained, with clean bathrooms and hot showers.

22,000-acre Lake Conroe is a popular destination for watersports of all varieties. There are a number of marinas, resorts, restaurants, and boat rental establishments dotted around its 157 miles of shoreline. The southern and central portions of the lake are more developed, while the northern section is mostly surrounded by National Forest.

Pie in the Sky is much more than just a pie shop. They have a full breakfast and lunch menu as well as excellent coffee, teas, and other baked goods. Definitely worth a stop if you need to fuel up on your ride.

This is the western trailhead of Texas' longest continuous footpath, the 96-mile (154 km) Lone Star Hiking Trail. If you include the loop routes, the trail is 128 miles (206 km) in length. The trail explores a variety of habitats, from pine forests to swamps.