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I'm staying at the Marriott Courtyard off of Main and Braeswood Blvd. I wanted to get a work out in and avoid the hotel gym and realized I could get on this trail with a short walk from my hotel. It's definitely an urban trail, but I enjoyed it. Spotted wildflowers, ducks, fish, and passed other walkers, runners, and bikers. All in all, recommend!
Today was my first time riding the path and I started from the hill Croft area and rode to U of H and back. Whenever I ride solo I usually don't like getting on public roads for safety reasons but with the construction nearly complete I can safely say I will be here at least once a week. The elevation is also great and challenging as Houston is really flat. The path is very smooth and landscaping is perfect.
The only drawback is that many bikers exceed the 15 MPH posted speed which makes it difficult on the curves. Plenty of water stops along the trail and bathrooms in the parks.
I am from NH and was thrilled to find this path via this app. Exceeded expectations! Wide, extremely clean, scenic, a lot of tree coverage as well as open space. So many runners, walkers, bikers, and families. I appreciated the Porta John located where I parked. Awesome place for my 18 mile run today. Thank you Texas! Kate
This roughly 7 mile (end to end) trail winds through parks, neighborhoods, and along a nice greenway offering a good ride with little elevation. There is one intersection with vehicle traffic in Arlington, but the trail is safe, smooth (concrete), and busy with riders, walkers, and others out enjoying the trail.
This is our first time in this park; it's a super busy place. You have to be very careful because there are people walking, running, skating, with strollers, and on bicycles. And if it's your first time, the energy is amazing
Rode this trail on Christmas day. It's a great trail but I can imagine all of the intersections might be sketchy during high traffic times. Other than that it's an awesome trail.
This was a short but well maintained trail. No roads to cross which was a big plus in my book. Tunnels under the roads gets you across the roads. Roads are very busy here so was very thankful for the tunnels.
This is a fun trail for walkers, runners, families, bikes, and E–bikes. The trail is picturesque and interesting so you don’t get bored easily. I can’t get busy on weekends, but if you go at the right hour, hopefully you’ll be able to do the path without too much congestion. For an in–city trail, this one gets five stars.
Rode Hidalgo 2 this morning! This is a well maintained, lightly populated trail that has plenty of facilities and, had it been dark, a well lit path with NO TRAFFIC CROSSES! I can hardly wait for the second section (Hidalgo 1) to be added which will bring the trail within a half mile from home!
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