5/5 G 4 years ago on Google
If
your
lookong
for
a
realitively
long
hike
by
a
body
of
water
along
a
consistently
even
and
smooth
trail,
then
give
this
public
space
a
visit.
In
actuality,
I
don't
have
anything
to
contribute
regarding
the
park
specifically.
Instead,
this
review
is
to
describe
how
quiet,
scenic,
relaxing
and
peaceful
the
hiking
trail
can
be
amid
this
urban
environment.
The
trail
connects
Bishop
Fiorenza
Phase
II
to
McClendon
Park,
which
is
on
the
west
side
of
Highway
6.
The
trail
is
a
part
of
a
larger
network
that
branches
and
extends
throughout
more
of
western
Houston.
If
you
decide
to
go
out
for
a
leisurely
promemade
you're
sure
to
see
city
critters
living
their
lives
harmoniously.
Birds
skimming
the
water.
Turtles
basking
atop
emergent
lake
tree
roots.
Squirrels
gnawing
at
their
forage.
Dogs
doing
zoomies.
Maybe
even,
a
pair
of
ominous
eyes
gliding
across
the
water.
For
a
brief
rest
and
a
seat
providing
a
broad
vantage
of
this
active
scenery,
I
recommend
a
swinging
bench
on
the
hilltop.
The
view
can't
be
beat
especially
when
the
sun
is
nearing
the
horizon.
The
beauty
in
the
sky
truly
astounds.
On
that
note,
and
as
usual,
be
safe,
be
courteous,
and
as
always,
enjoy.
:)
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