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Print Friendly MapAs one of the three multi-use trails in Longview, Texas, the Paul G. Boorman Trail (named after a long-time city employee) runs for three miles along Grace Creek. Along its route it passes the Paul G. Boorman Trail Park and Louis Jackson Park, which features a playgrounds.
Trail users can combine the Paul G. Boorman Trail, Guthrie Trail, and the Cargill Long Park Trail for an over 10-mile one trip that zigzags through the city of Longview. The Guthrie Trail leaves off from the Paul G. Boorman Trail's southern endpoint.
At the Trail's northern endpoint, there is parking at 121 Summers Dr. At the southern endpoint, there is parking at 919 W Marshall Ave.
At the two parks along the trail, the Louis Jackson Park (200 Bill Owens Pkwy) and the Paul G. Boorman Trail Park (919 W Marshall Ave), there is additional parking.
See TrailLink Map for detailed directions.
Longview is listed to have three trails, Cargill, Guthrie and Boorman. This is true BUT all three connect seamlessly!! You can bike from one end to the other making for a 10 mile one way trip or 20 miles round trip! The trails are beautifully landscaped and cared for with benches and workout stations. Highly populated with beautiful cardinals and an occasional bunny rabbit. Green grass beautiful and always mowed length of Boorman trail and Guthrie Trail. Trail is wide concrete on these two. Cargill portion has many more hills, but is also beautiful, but asphalt surface. These trails are so shady and therefore beautiful in the
Great scenic trail for walking with the dogs. Large dog parks on the trail with fences.
This trail is very scenic and there is a lot of nature to take in! If you don’t mind snakes this is the perfect trail for you!
If you don’t bother the snakes they won’t bother you! Just watch your step!
This trail is excellent for families! Great path for walking, riding, or roller blading!
The trail is not quite 3 miles, one way. It's perfect for biking, walking, running, rollerblading, etc. They have a bathroom at one of the trailheads (Fairmont St Trailhead). Its awesomely shaded in a lot of areas and it's got gorgeous scenery. You will see deer along the trail sometimes and lightning bugs right as the sun is going down. I rollerblade and bike ride on this trail everyday and LOVE it. It's awesome that Longview has this. There are also 2 dog parks, both right off the Loop Entrance.
This trail very nice! Do friendly with dog parks, like it and will be back.
We rode this trail from the Marshall Ave. trailhead north for about 2.5 miles. It goes through the woods and every now and again you come across a park or another trailhead. It's a nice trail that is easy to ride and has many things to look at along the way.
One of the best trails we have rode on. Trail is short and has one major road crossing.
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