Sonesta Simply Suites Austin South

This is a quiet preserve near downtown Austin that is great for a short nature walk and exploring the area. Dogs are not allowed in the nature preserve. The trail is mostly shaded with many trees lining the path. For more information visit: https://www.naturerocksaustin.org/greenspace/blunn-creek-preserve.

This route features a quick loop through a historic natural rock formation that has been used as shelter by Native Americans in the area. There are scenic wooden bridges along the path that crosses over the creeks below. This is a family-friendly trail that has something for everyone to enjoy in the area.

Cyclists, joggers, and hikers share this long paved loop around the park as it winds through the shady banks of Onion Creek and past more ruins from the homestead. Accessibility: There is at least 1 designated accessible space in the paved parking lot off of McKinney Falls Parkway at the north end of the trail. It is van-accessible with striped access aisles. The trail surface is paved asphalt that is uneven with some bumps and cracks. It is typically at least 4 feet wide. The majority of...

This route features a nice shady trail with beautiful rock formations along the way. Some sections of the trail have big roots that protrude out of the soil, and other parts are narrow but are mostly manageable for moderate-level riders. During most parts of the year, you usually have to cross the creek in the beginning but it may be dry in the summer months.

This multi-use trail travels over rocky terrain through the woodlands. The access trail is via Homestead Trail which then branches off to form a lollipop loop. This route is less-traveled than the other popular trails at McKinney Falls State Park. Mountain biking is a popular activity to enjoy in the area but it is not advised to ride after heavy rainfall.