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    Barrel Springs Trail

    4.1 (28 reviews)

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    Nice, simple trail to get in a quick workout. You can also stray off the main trail for more of a challenge. Walk it regularly with my dog.

    Ms Tooth F.

    We went to watch the sunset. It was fine for that. A lot of scat at the beginning of the trailhead so watch your step!

    Gloria R.

    Easy family friendly hike! About 3 miles round trip. Nice dessert views. It was only 70 degrees but the sun felt intense so bring your sunblock and caps. Not much shade along the way to stop and take a break from the sun so I would recommend this as an early morning or late evening hike.

    Teri D.

    This is a GREAT place to bring your horses and ride all the great trails.... You can either stay on relatively flat ground or go up and down various degrees of hills and other terrain. It's impossible to get lost as there are streets on all 4 sides around the park so if you lose your way just ride straight out. There's an arena and a roundpen now and makes it easy to warm your horse up before a ride.

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    Renee L.

    This is a really nice spot to walk! The path is clean, very pretty views and there always seems to be someone else walking as well. From start to finish it's about 4.5 miles. The most difficult part is the BIG HILL!!! lol. Take your time and enjoy....it is much easier on the way back.

    Charly S.

    This is a quick go-to. A nice mixture of inclines and declines. A wide trail and fun for all ages. Makes for a nice sunset view while hiking. Mix it up with a trail off the main path.

    This is a awesome place to walk
    Alice C.

    I had a great time walking here todsy there two large hills to walk up and one small .The place is very clean in some parts and other part need to be clean by the city looks like there is a lot of people use ing this park as a dump site.

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    Very peaceful trail. Pet friendly. Dirt road but easy to walk on. I recommend. Open roads as well.

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    Great Place for A Workout. Evenings are always the Best not so hot after 6:30pm perfect time

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    Fun and easy trail to take the family. Nothing spectacular, but a great place to stretch your legs for the day!

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