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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.

Buffalo Bayou creates an important green corridor through the heart of Houston. There are a number of parks and trails that follow its slow course, giving hikers, bikers and runners a space to enjoy. Here, it flows with the Quail Trail on its northern bank and the Anthills trails on its southern side.

Circling a little pond in the Spring Creek Greenbelt, the Beaver Pond Trail is a lovely path. Keep your eyes out for the various species of birdlife that inhabit the region. This section of trail can be accessed from the south by parking on Dr Ann Snyder Road or from the George Mitchell Nature Preserve.

Glorious woodland trails await at the George Mitchell Nature Preserve. There are miles of hiking and biking trails here, while you can connect to the longer trails that explore the Spring Creek Greenway. This part of the Preserve can be accessed from the Flintridge Drive trailhead.

This region of the Spring Creek Greenbelt is near Rob Fleming Park where you will find parking and a small fishing lake. It's a dog friendly park and also has BBQ pits, picnic tables and play areas for the kids. You can follow the Greenbelt trail north west from here to access the trails of the George Mitchell Nature Preserve.

There is a paved path that circles around the water at Lake Paloma. One of the best views is at the very northern end where Creekside Forest Drive passes by the water.

There is a paved path that circles around the water at Lake Paloma. One of the best views is at the very northern end where Creekside Forest Drive passes by the water.