Barton Creek Greenbelt Austin Texas

Barton Creek Greenbelt

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The Barton Creek Greenbelt is a natural area that is popular for hiking, swimming, mountain biking, bird watching, and rock climbing.

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Aug 27, 2024
A nice trail that is not too difficult. The first 100 yards from the MoPac entrance is a bit tricky with the roots and a steep decline but, one get down along the creek, it's a nice trail. If hiking …Full review by Patrick H
May 27, 2024
Due to all the recent rain, the creek was as high as I’ve ever seen it—a great time to visit, especially if you’re going swimming. There are several excellent swimming holes. It’s nice to see the do…Full review by bertranclan
Jun 11, 2023
Parked our car on the side of road. As we walked to the trail head, noticed several cars with windows broken into. Decided to just go back to our car. There must be a homeless settlement in the woods…Full review by Oliver T
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Am i able to bring my own grill ?
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Setting up a grill along the green belt trail would be difficult and very unique. There aren’t any paved access points to the actual trail except at the very beginning at Zilker park, which has …
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Setting up a grill along the green belt trail would be difficult and very unique. There aren’t any paved access points to the actual trail except at the very beginning at Zilker park, which has tons of tables and places to grill spread around it specifically.
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Where is the best swimming location?
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Lots of people on the water when I was there. But they were all boating. No one was swimming
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Which is the best entrance to see the falls???
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The main public access is the one off of Capitol of Texas HWY (360). There’s parking but not a lot. It’s a hike, but you can get to the falls. The other entrances are tricky and in …
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The main public access is the one off of Capitol of Texas HWY (360). There’s parking but not a lot. It’s a hike, but you can get to the falls. The other entrances are tricky and in residential neighborhoods. There is info online including a map. I advise going on a werkday when it’s less crowded. It’s extremely popular.
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How far is this from downtown? We only have two days in Austin and plan to spend most of our time downtown, but …
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How far is this from downtown? We only have two days in Austin and plan to spend most of our time downtown, but would like to see a little nature as well. What is the beat way to get here from downtown and how long do the hikes take?
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I would have to drive to the access point. It is off MOPAC on the Southside of the lake. You can take 2222 to Loop 360 and you are there where is crosses. A better choice would be the …
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I would have to drive to the access point. It is off MOPAC on the Southside of the lake. You can take 2222 to Loop 360 and you are there where is crosses. A better choice would be the hike and bike trail around Zilker if you are on foot. Hike along Barton Creek as far as it goes. McKinney Falls State Park is great as well. Go out Burleson Road and is on your right about five miles. You need a car for that one. Austin has lots of green
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How long would it take to hike from the west end of Barton Creek Greenbelt to Zilker Park and then back again?
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Depends on how fast you walk or hike. I would allow a couple of hours.
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You can access footpaths into the hills but cyclists must remain on the main greenbelt corridor
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Contact the austin parks and recreation department for a map of the greenbelt and access areas
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So it's best to just leave your dog on a leash to be safe
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Swimming and wading in barton creek is only possible when water levels are high
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As the trail continues, you'll pass large overhanging limestone where you can watch rock climbers
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Be careful not to take it or you're in for an extra 5 mile hike
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On a hot summer day, you might want to do the hike in reverse, dropping you off at the famous Barton Springs
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This section is ideal for anyone with limited mobility or families with strollers
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During rainy seasons, upper Barton Creek hosts water recreation including kayaking, tubing, and swimming
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The trail itself follows the creek but can have some uphill action as it traverses the rolling terrain
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This route allows you to access the barton creek falls
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Simply called the Greenbelt by locals, this area is not only for climbers but also bikers, hikers and swimmers
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Come ready for a workout and to enjoy working hard for your hiking experience
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This urban rock climbing setting is perfect for city slickers wanting to get some climbing in
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Bike trails as well as many choice swimming holes. the
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It has a trail for hiking and biking, plus swimming holes when the creek is full
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Its trails provide opportunity for biking, running, rock climbing, swimming and hiking
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Bring your trail running shoes and take to the trails
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The Barton Creek Greenbelt, or simply referred to as the Greenbelt by locals
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