Comanche Lookout Park sits on the fourth highest point (1,340 feet) in Bexar County in San Antonio, Texas. It’s a 96-acre, dog-friendly public park with historical roots and about five miles of hiking, walking, running, and biking trails that wind up and around a hill. The Apache – and then […]
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Government Canyon State Natural Area (just outside San Antonio, TX) offers more than 40 miles of trails – and over 12,000 acres – for hiking and biking with some fascinating historical highlights. They include dinosaur tracks dating to 110 million years ago, a house built in 1882 (no entry allowed),
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In north San Antonio, Friedrich Wilderness Park embraces the natural and “wild” terrain in this part of Texas. You’ll find lots of beautiful walking/hiking trails to explore in its 600 acres. It’s actually a sanctuary for endangered species — and a treat for humans who enjoy experiencing the native landscape
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Visiting San Antonio is always a treat — in part because of the network of parks/natural areas and greenways that meander through the city. Eisenhower Park, on the north side of the city, is a wonderful spot to enjoy a few hours of walking, hiking, and picnicking. Plus there’s an observation
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San Antonio has so many inviting green spaces for residents and visitors to enjoy. That’s one of the great things about this beautiful city. Phil Hardberger Park, on the city’s east side near the airport, is a wonderful space with much to offer. Besides being a lovely place to walk
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