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Texas
3.6 mi
Distance
478 ft
Gain
1h 19m
Time
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What we do know
Inside National Forests in Texas
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Why you'll love it
Lbj Blue
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LBJ Blue is a scenic 3.63-mile out-and-back trail in the Texas Hill Country that offers hikers an accessible way to explore the natural beauty of the region. This trail features rolling terrain through mixed woodland and open areas typical of the Hill Country landscape. The out-and-back route allows you to enjoy the same picturesque scenery on both the way out and return.
Lbj Red Trail 3 Connector
~1 min drive
Short connector trail linking LBJ Red Trail segments in Texas.
Lbj White
~2 min drive
Moderate 10.36-mile out-and-back trail in Texas hill country.
Lbj Red Trail 1 Connector
~2 min drive
Short connector trail on the LBJ Red Trail system in Texas.
Lbj Red Trail 2 Connector
~2 min drive
Short connector trail on the LBJ Red Trail system in Texas.
Lbj Blue 3 Connector
~3 min drive
A 2.5-mile Hill Country loop connecting LBJ trail sections.
Lbj Blue 2 Connector
~3 min drive
Short out-and-back connector in the LBJ trail system.
Lbj Orange
~4 min drive
A 25.48-mile point-to-point Hill Country trail through cedar, oak, and grassland.
Dogwood Canyon Trail
~52 min drive
Easy out-and-back canyon hike through Texas hill country dogwood groves.
Kid Fish Pond Trail
~53 min drive
Easy out-and-back trail to a fishing pond, perfect for families.
Cross Timbers Trail
~53 min drive
Easy out-and-back woodland hike through Texas's iconic Cross Timbers oak forest.