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Texas
10.9 mi
Distance
1,525 ft
Gain
4h
Time
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What we do know
Inside National Forests in Texas
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Why you'll love it
Piney Cr. (Blue)
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Piney Creek Trail (Blue) is a scenic 10.89-mile out-and-back hike through East Texas pine and hardwood forest. This moderate trail follows a creek drainage with gentle to rolling terrain, offering hikers an immersive experience in the region's natural bottomland ecosystem. The creek provides a constant water feature and cooler microclimate, making this a refreshing option for exploring Texas's piney woods.
Piney Cr. (Green)
~3 min drive
Moderate 5.54-mile out-and-back creek walk through East Texas pine forest.
Piney Cr. (Yellow)
~4 min drive
Easy 2.55-mile out-and-back creek walk through East Texas pine forest.
Piney Cr. (White)
~4 min drive
16.47-mile out-and-back through East Texas pine forests and creek valleys.
Piney Cr. (Orange)
~4 min drive
A 16.65-mile loop through piney woods and wetlands in Orange County, Texas.
Ratcliff Lakeshore
~13 min drive
Easy half-mile lakeshore walk in East Texas.
Four C (4C's)
~23 min drive
Demanding 19.75-mile out-and-back trail for experienced Texas hikers.
Steep Ravine Trail
~29 min drive
Short out-and-back ravine hike with notable elevation change in Texas.
Big Pine Trail
~29 min drive
Easy 0.65-mile out-and-back walk through Texas woodland.
Karl Lovett Trail
~29 min drive
Easy out-and-back trail perfect for a quick Texas nature walk.
Hardwood Trail
~29 min drive
Easy half-mile out-and-back through Texas hardwood forest.
