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Texas
16.5 mi
Distance
1,749 ft
Gain
5h 56m
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. (White)
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Piney Creek (White) is a 16.47-mile out-and-back trail that showcases the natural beauty of East Texas pine forests and creek bottomlands. Hikers will traverse through mixed pine and hardwood terrain with creek crossings and riparian habitat, offering a moderately challenging day hike through scenic woodland. This trail provides an excellent opportunity to experience the diverse ecosystems of the Piney Woods region.
Piney Cr. (Blue)
~4 min drive
Moderate 10.89-mile out-and-back creek hike through East Texas pine forest.
Piney Cr. (Yellow)
~6 min drive
Easy 2.55-mile out-and-back creek walk through East Texas pine forest.
Piney Cr. (Orange)
~6 min drive
A 16.65-mile loop through piney woods and wetlands in Orange County, Texas.
Piney Cr. (Green)
~7 min drive
Moderate 5.54-mile out-and-back creek walk through East Texas pine forest.
Ratcliff Lakeshore
~12 min drive
Easy half-mile lakeshore walk in East Texas.
Four C (4C's)
~21 min drive
Demanding 19.75-mile out-and-back trail for experienced Texas hikers.
Steep Ravine Trail
~25 min drive
Short out-and-back ravine hike with notable elevation change in Texas.
Hardwood Trail
~25 min drive
Easy half-mile out-and-back through Texas hardwood forest.
Primitive Loop
~25 min drive
Easy 0.76-mile loop trail in Texas for a quick nature walk.
Big Pine Trail
~25 min drive
Easy 0.65-mile out-and-back walk through Texas woodland.