This is one of my favorite walking trails. There are easy to walk on sections of concrete, and then there are numerous dirt and gravel trails that make you feel like you are far from civilization in the woods. I would recommend using a map app on your phone so you don't get lost, however. I have come across people when it is close to getting dark and they had no idea how to get back to the main part of the park.

I/2 mile paved then unpaved trails. Some wide , some narrow. Lots of snakes. Cell service is very poor so a Locator Beacon if you have one. Take lots of water. No benches.

I walk the trails here frequently. The trails (There's more than one, consisting of main trails and smaller, more remote dirt trails) start/end at Cross Timbers Park in the Ryan Ranch neighborhood and end/start at the Dog Park. There's usually not very much people but everyone I've came across has been friendly and just minding their own business. Just be aware of your surroundings and location. Just the other day I came across either a copperhead or a rat snake on the side of one of the smaller trails.

Park is beautiful. Walk wasn't what we expected. It's only .7 miles and not much to see or do. Just out and back. Unless we missed something...

My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed walking the trails until he was bit by a snake, while we were exiting the trees. It was dusk and we did not see the snake. After 2 days in ICU and 1 more day in a regular room for observation, he is getting better, Thank God. Those Beware of Snakes signs..... take them seriously

Great place for a peaceful hike!!!! **except the 2 dog owners that can’t read the “dogs on leash” trail rules. Overall, we loved it.

This is a good park with woodland trails and an open area big enough for large picnics, playing fetch with a dog, etc. Be careful not to get lost in the woods if you leave the paved trails.

Great little park. The grands love to play here!

The park is nice with its playground, but the trail is not as well kept. The meadow fence has collapsed. However, if you take the narrow trail on the right before you get to the meadow it leads to a duck pond. Unlike in the past, I saw only one duck this time and a few turtles. There is a gazebo at the beginning of the wood trail with several benches. Signs along the way are informative.

This park is a lovely park to allow your small ones to run and enjoy ...

Beautiful park but lots of the trees were dead

I love this place. I go here almost every day to play in all the equipment!