Used to be awesome, but now isn't worth time or your money to go too the new GM is horrible. Does…read morenot know what he's doing and has ruined. The place had a whole crew quit that's been there for years. And actually knew what they were doing all within a month because of him. the trails unrideable. and the lift is shut down a lot because nobody knows how to run it.

This was my first time downhill mountain biking so I opted for Intro to Spider Mountain (beginners…read morelessons). Absolutely loved it! Chris was super busy because of the storms that pushed through the day before, but took his time and showed me the ropes. He related the lesson to things I was familiar with and made me comfortable with my body mechanics on the bike. He brought me to the skills park for a ride to get me in the groove and then we hit the trails. It was like having a buddy teaching me new skills. I can't say enough about my experience here, started on the greens and ended up finishing on mid-level blues. All the staff were amazing and helpful. I'll definitely be back, and will be bringing my wife and kid!

I was here for the famed (infamous?) Texas Eclipse Festival with 30,000-40,000 others. While the…read morefestival itself had some problems with organization that were completely unrelated to the ranch itself, I enjoyed my experience here quite a lot. There are some beautiful overlooks, a nice quarry lake for cooling off (although who knows how clean the water is, if livestock use it), and an overall great away-from-it-all vibe. I read that they use this ranch for mountain biking and I believe it. The hills are nothing to mess around with. Hiking will require quite a bit of up and down. Also, the dust was baaaaaaad. Come prepared with a mask or bandana if you are at all sensitive to dust. Other than that, it seems like a beautiful spot for recreating in the TX Hill Country.

I have been coming here for a few years for a camping and mountain bike getaway. The landscape is…read morerugged and beautiful and typical of ranches in this area. The staff are nice when you can find them and their facilities are decent considering the rustic, primitive facade it's boasting. A five star rating would require that the 10pm quiet hours were upheld by staff and patrons were held accountable for things such as trash and site cleanup. Both nights spent so was up late listening to awful awful language from campers across the lake till 3am. Loud obnoxious music from all angles and to top it off -- generators. 3am is not a dramatization either. There was a one-wheel festival taking place and it brought along some unsavory and rude mannered patrons. The site I chose was across the lake near the tower in order to avoid the crowds and not hit any "floaters" while biking. My site was littered with garbage and food scraps from whoever was there before I arrived. Otherwise. I had a great time.

There are a lot of trails here. It's a great hike if you're in the area and want to hike. There's…read morenot much of a view but it's still nice. We saw a lot of mountain bikers when we were hiking. Parking was very easy.

Canyonlands or Mount Lakeway Trails is a nice location near Lake Travis Schools in Lakeway. There…read moreare several different trailheads. I'd say this is moderate as some areas are very rocky, you get your heart rate going but can still keep a conversation. Some areas are heavily wooded and hilly, and other areas are flat with gravel. Little areas of water and tiny waterfalls are pleasant. There is construction going on and you can head that in the distance, but you can still hear the the bears and wildlife area. I definitely want to come back and check out the other trailheads here. Wear some good shoes as it can be slick.

The friendliest trail in Austin! :) so many people greet you back and smile once you smile at them…read more I appreciate that. I met a friend at this trail yesterday! It's a great trail for runners and bikers. I walked it and saw if few others walking as well. There's a free parking lot too.

Rode this trail the past weekend and was a delight! For those wanting a nice smooth path, no…read morecrushed gravel etc, this is your route esp for road bikes. The trail is a mostly flat winding path through fields and wooded areas with one decent hill towards the end if starting from Govalle Park. At the top of the hill at the end you are rewarded with a few spots of dt Austin from the NE. Be sure to bring plenty of water during the summer as it can get prettty hot out and certain areas are directly in the sun and can be a little draining. Great easy bike path for those that want something paved, no dirt path and a nice leisurely ride.

Beautiful campground that isn't far off the beaten path. Friendly staff and restrooms & shower…read moreavailable. The restroom and shower are what you would expect from a small campground but there is hot water. (Only saw the male side) Check-in is on the honor system so have the exact cash available. The trails are awesome and well groomed. I underestimated the hills during a 50 mile trail run race, but it was fun and a challenge. Would recommend to those looking to escape for an evening or two.

Visited this place myself this weekend. And everyone there is amazing. Trails are so much fun and…read morethe facilities are very nice. So to help anyone else in the future I am posting a bunch of pics of the facilities and grounds. We camped out and had a great time.

Great place to get out and play! The property is well kept and clean, they have 3 restrooms with…read moreshowers for public use after a hard days ride or when camping. The campsites are also well maintained and they have firewood for sale. They also sell Longhorn Beef, which is delicious and affordable. We will definitely be back again!

I made a last minute decision to go out of town and stumbled across this beautiful place. The…read moreowners are absolutely gems! It's quiet and oh so peaceful! I will most definitely be back once I decide to leave Thank y'all for your kind hospitality!

My husband and I had just moved to Austin and decided to buy mountain bikes, but we had absolutely…read moreno idea where to start. Booking a tour with Brina ended up being one of the best decisions we made! She is incredibly knowledgeable, makes safety a priority, and somehow keeps the entire experience relaxed, fun, and encouraging. She took the time to build our confidence, explain techniques in a way that actually made sense, and before we knew it, we were riding trails we never thought we'd feel comfortable on. By the end of the tour, we finally felt like we belonged on a mountain bike instead of just trying to survive one! After the ride, Brina went above and beyond by sharing recommendations for local hangout spots, restaurants, and events happening around Austin, which made us feel even more excited about our new city. We had an absolute blast and are already looking forward to booking a more challenging tour with her. If you're visiting Austin or even if you're a local wanting to improve your skills while having an amazing time, this is an experience you don't want to miss. Highly recommend!

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Great ride. Definitely going back. The pics don't do it justice . The trails are super fun. You…read morecan send hrs out here getting down like Charlie Brown and peddling your ass off

Awesome ranch in the Texas Hill Country which offers miles and miles of trails to mountain bike…read more All skill levels can find something to do. Plan summer bike trips early because it can get warm, but lots of beautiful view. Enjoy!

There's a couple of entrance points to this park, the first of which being on Wildwater Way and the…read moreother is on Ancona Trail. The hiking trails are surrounded by residential homes and environmentally protected areas. This is considered a MUD park which is typically reserved for the residents of the area. By 2025 they will have completed building a play scape for the kids. Everything about this park is very well manicured with plenty of benches, but there are no grills, covered tables or public restrooms. The trails here leave off at the neighborhood streets, but eventually link up to other trails in the area. This park serves as a very pleasant green space of a couple acres for the local residents that live here. Eight photos included for additional insight.

A good place for outdoors activities. These include cycling, walking, running and taking pictures…read more The trails are wide and fairly easy to walk. They connect several parks where restrooms and parking are available. There are also playgrounds, picnic tables, tennis courts and even splash parks along the way. Dogs are also welcome. The dog stations are supplied with waste bags and trash cans. Additional benefits of coming here include fresh air, peace of mind, good aromas, wild life and beautiful sights. So if you need something to do, then stop by and get caught up In the fun. You could even meet a friend while getting a good dose of Vitamin D.

I absolutely love this trail. This trail is so extensive and pretty. This review is really for the…read moreportion of the trail in Round Rock that starts from AW Grimes and ends at Redbud Ln. I think it's important to download a map that outlines the whole trail. There are parts when you think it ends but it actually detours and continues. One of these parts is at Kenny Fort Blvd, the trail really goes an additional two miles east if you start at The Rabb House on AW Grimes. The doggo loves this trail and the shade it provides. There are some awesome benches to stop, rest and enjoy the sights and sounds of the creek. There are also plenty of poop bag stations and fountains along the way. I absolutely love these Round Rock trails and we visit often. Just be prepared for a crowd during the weekend.