Great bike trail, fun afternoon out. Bring your bug spray. If your walking watch for bikers…read more This spot is well know for mountain biking. We have run into some sketchy teens and my neighbors dog got high from picking something up along the trail but overall very family friendly with lots of family foot/bike traffic.

I love this bike trail. It can get a bit confusing for first, second and 3rd timers. You really…read morehave to ride it and figure out where the trails lead. They do have miles of paved riding if you don't like to go off road, they do go in different directions, over and under bridges so you just have to remember where you are going. Along the paved there are a ton of off road trail that go through the woods. Be prepaired to flip gears b/c there are some steep hills you need to navigate in different points. The off road trails ride along the creeks and are very fun to ride. They are narrow however so call out your corners and turns.

Found this place on a lovely July 14th as I'm ready to drive east back to HOU. Seeing this out of…read morethe corner of my eye, I stopped here and did a walk about the lake and snapped some photos of the ducks. The views are quite lovely with the blue skies being reflected off the water. Very peaceful and overall clean, I look forward to returning here.

Great park with a playground and restrooms and fishing with paved walking and biking trails.read more

terrible littering & pollution all alongside the water. people come & go as they please & destroy…read morethe place. turtles are forced to coexist with plastic & propane tanks in their habitat.

Great trail for morning walks and runs! Lots of deer around. Interesting history of the park.read more

Been a member since 2006. Tons of activities to do every month from walking/hiking, bike riding,…read morekayaking, to camping, cultural events and dining. The group is open to people of all ages and fitness levels. Come try it out and meet some great people!

The event organizers really have their act together. People are warm and inviting. They make…read morecertain that everyone feels included. The calendar system for the events assures that when you sign up to do a group hike that a group hike actually occurs leaving on time and as advertised - not just one person showing up to discover it was cancelled. You know in advance if it is a brisk hike or a slow meander more appropriate for slower types like me, recovering from a knee injury but still wanting to get out for a nature walk.

I visited this nice walking trail that parallels Pillot Gulley near Louetta. The trail is 1.9 miles…read morein length and paved. It has a pedestrian bridge at one end to cross the water. At the other end at Louetta you have to cross the auto bridge on Louetta to get to the other side if you are going to make the 1.9 mile loop. Along the trail there are informational plaques that depict what kind of flora can be found here. Also every 250 yards or so there are sitting benches that are semi covered from the sun but not the rain. Best place to park your car if you drive here is on Rodgers by the swimming pool. My score of 3 means this trail is A-OK for you taking a walk or letting your dog walk you...it is a nice place to visit.

Pillot Gully trail is exactly what you need in a walk/run trail but no more. It is paved and the…read moresurrounding nature is manicured - so no rolling ankles or dodging branches. There are amenities like benches, trash cans, bike racks, and doggie waste stations. There is a crossover bridge on the north side but not on the south side. You could cross on Louetta where there is a short sidewalk, but I chose to turn around. The trail is short, a little under 2 miles, so not ideal for training. It does not appear to be lit, so I do not recommend coming here after dark. The trail crosses traffic once on Rodgers Rd, and traffic doesn't stop, so be mindful when crossing the street. There isn't an obvious place to park, so I parked by the pool on Rodgers Rd this time. I will try by the shops on Louetta next time. There is a neighborhood nearby where you could probably park on the street. I don't know much about the neighborhood, so I'll probably stick to the pool parking. Overall, this is a convenient place to run or walk when there aren't a lot of options around. I'll be back, but I will also keep looking. I also recommend Collins Park and Meyer Park for running/walking, if anyone else is looking for good places like I am! The lack of sidewalks and shoulders makes running a bit difficult around here, so I'm always grateful for a trail.