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Spring Creek Greenway is Great! Mostly shaded and long enough to get a good workout!
The trail seems fine and maintained but you're just kinda walking in a big circle with not much to look at, would have liked more trails that cut off into the woods cause the nature in the area is actually quite interesting!!
I went through entrance at 380, and its now open! Fyi
I rode this trail twice while visiting the Valley. I rode this trail from my mom’s house in Donna to the entrance on Silver Street. I took the trail south to South St the east to Harlan Park in Weslaco. I rode a few miles in Weslaco the got back on the trail. I headed West to Donna and onto Val Verde Rd where the trail ends. I turned south on Val Verde and rode to Donna Lake then onto the first levy. I then reversed my course to ride back to my mom’s house on 13th Street in Donna. I did this same route two days later but at night. It was even nice since the trail is well lit. I also have lights for when I was on the gravel roads and levy at night.
I ride the MoPac Mobility Bridge predawn, and all of the overhead and ground lights are out on the path, as well as the path parallel to MoPac northbound. The mornings stay dark longer these days (7/27/26), and it would be safer and more enjoyable for cyclists and pedestrians/runners if the lights were restored. I hope they are!
Attempted to start the trail at Garver Park and almost immediately rode into multiple construction zones. Tried to ride on streets until Hwy 59 to get back on path with no such luck. Aborted the ride!
Make sure you read the description all the way through. I rode my hybrid street bike on this trail and glad my tires were not affected by the gravel. Good to know my tires held up well. All in all a lovely trail. I wish I had known about it when my kids were younger. It appears they did a nice job of adding educational signs along the first quarter mile from the Ridgemont entrance. Also more interpretive signs along most trail.
Entered through the Grapevine Mills Mall area on a bicycle just make sure you got good brakes.A lot of shade. The view is very nice. Recommended go check it out.
People should Stop comparing one beautiful space to another. We’ve biked, hiked, fished, bat, goat and bird watched along this space from a Tidwell/ Wayside access to Brock Park many times. It’s amazing! Each time I go on this trail I notice more amenities have been added. The trails are well maintained without changing its historic wildlife feel. The late evening bike rides or walks are fantastic. More and more families are discovering this oasis right in their backyards! I’m so jealous! It is phenomenal how most of the parks that connect multiple neighborhoods to the trails have been updated as well and allow easy access to this trail. And the older beautiful neighborhoods!!! It’s a sight seeing adventure all on its own. Simply the best built homes ever. The communities along the trail are a mixture of old and new, spacious, well maintained…no wonder suburbia folks are trying to find a spot. We’ve met so many friendly people in various neighborhoods. We’ve been invited to BBQs, offered lemonade and even invited to pick fresh fruit and vegetables from a couple’s backyard garden! Back on the trail…there’s an old railroad track that is the best photo op ever. And sparrows live there too! The sparrows look like bats, but We’ve watched them come to roost like bats in the evening. Beautiful! Did I mention the goats grazing on the hilltop on Saturday mornings? Also, one of the neighbors attached a single seat swing on this 20 foot tall branch and when you swing in it it feels like you’re swinging out over Halls Bayou. Phenomenal trail! We’ve added Halls Bayou Trails to our regular trail rotation which includes White Oak and Buffalo Bayous. Go!
I read the reviews and went in not expecting much. But there are some updates. For reference, I rode an electric mountain bike, starting at the New Boston trailhead and going 10 miles towards the west and back. In New Boston there is good parking near the town center. For the first couple of miles there is an older concrete path that goes through the town and by T P Lake. There are some shady places that are nice. This section is 3 or 4 stars. After mile 3 and the intersection at HWY 98, the surface is new asphalt! It’s very smooth and wide. The scenery, however, is not very pleasant. Mostly it runs along HWY 82. While the distance from traffic is enough to feel safe, it is not enough to quiet the road noise. Five (5) stars for the trail condition, 1 star for the vibe. As of May 2026, the asphalt ends around mile 7. It looks like they plan to do more, however. The dirt path after the asphalt ends is rough and full of knee-high grass. I rode out to mile 10 before turning around. One (1) star for this section. Later I drove out to the town of Avery, a bit west of De Kalb. There the surface is crushed rock and seemingly in good condition. There were “Road Closed” signs, however, which could be ridden around. But I was unclear why it was closed. Three (3) or four (4) stars around Avery.
This is a nice short trail but we always ride this trail out and back and then connect to other trails riding along the Frisco trails bike lane to McCormick park and then lake front trails! Makes for a nice long ride !
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