Trail Map

This is a map of the trail as it stands right now.

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14 comments on “Trail Map”

ktg July 6, 2014 Reply

Hello,
The new park and trails are awesome!
Are there any plans to connect the trail to the ‘Springs at walnut creek’ neighborhood?

Thanks!
- michael July 20, 2014 Reply
  
  No plans to do so but it is possible if enough folks want to do it.
Jonathan January 7, 2015 Reply

I second on the idea of connecting the trail to the ‘Springs at walnut creek’ neighborhood !! Please let me know if there is anything we can do to make this happen!
Gwen January 12, 2015 Reply

I would also love to see the trail connected to ” the Springs at Walnut Creek.” Let us know what we can do to help get that started. I know our community would appreciate having access from our neighborhood.

Aren’t their plans to connect it to Walnut Creek at some point?
jw January 13, 2015 Reply

Is a trail head from “four seasons” (or whatever my neighborhood is called) possible? I’ve walked portions of the trail, but not familiar enough with the layout to even know if it’s even reasonable.

Walking along Braker can be precarious
Michael McClendon February 8, 2015 Reply

Jonathon and Gwen — sorry for the late reply. Do you live in The Springs at Walnut Creek?

A connecting trail to the existing Copperfield Nature Trail is very possible. It just involves one pretty tough creek crossing.

Please contact me at michaelmcclendon@juno.com if you think your subdivision is interested in helping link your subdivision with our trail.

Michael
Y April 8, 2015 Reply

Does anyone know how long the trail is and if it’s good for running?
- Guillermo November 28, 2016 Reply
  
  I walked the entire path, including the disconnect through the neighborhood and down to Yager, and it said it was 3.8 miles
gerry January 7, 2016 Reply

are bikes allowed on the trail?
- Guillermo November 28, 2016 Reply
  
  I’ve never seen another bike on the trail. I have a 20inch bike that I do small trails on, and I’ve had areas where I would have to get off and walk it. Also, it’s ‘SingleTrack’ style, so if a walker is coming around a blind corner, you may be the one falling off the edge and into the creek below, if not worse.
Margaret March 30, 2016 Reply

The City of Austin is connecting the Walnut Creek Metropolitan hike & bike trail all the way to the TCEQ headquarters. It would be super amazing to have it extend past IH35 all the way to the Copperfield trail.
- Ian Dietrich February 20, 2017 Reply
  
  I would love that too and would help raise funds.
Eric Anderson March 31, 2017 Reply

Re: Northern Walnut Creek Trail phase 2, there us an upcoming public meeting the City of Austin is hosting for the planned trail extension between Walnut Creek District Park and TCEQ/ IH35:
Tuesday, April 11, 2017 6:00pm to 7:30pm
Walnut Creek Elementary
401 W Braker Ln
Austin, TX 78753
http://austintexas.gov/event/northern-walnut-creek-trail-phase-2-public-meeting

It is notable that phase 2 mttg will in part “gather input on how the trail will cross I-35.”
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