Super 8 by Wyndham Cleveland TX

This is a pleasant and relatively flat trail that travels along the Lone Star Hiking Trail. The trail is well marked in most parts and opens up in several spots to get some sun and take a break from bugs when hiking in the summer months. The Mercy Primitive Campsite is located about 1 1/2 miles in. The trail is well worn for about 2 miles until you cross a pipeline easement. The trail is much well less traveled afterward and there are several overgrown sections to push through.

This section of the Lone Star Hiking Trail leads from the dirt parking lot off of Farm-to-Market Rd 2666. The route travels north until connecting with the Pine Trail in Big Creek Scenic Area. There is a nice mix of pine woods and streams with wooden bridges. While there are not many views along the trail, wildlife can often be seen in the area.

This route makes for a great day hike or a camping experience at Double Lake. The trail is well-maintained and features diverse scenery through woodlands and open areas. The trail follows a creek that eventually leads to the magnificent Double Lake. Here, you can camp, fish, swim, and enjoy a rest before heading back.

This is a lovely hike that is well-marked and maintained. Most of the route follows the creek and provides beautiful views of the surrounding environment. Bug spray is recommended due to the number of bugs present in the warm months. There is a nature center nearby which is great for the whole family to enjoy. Accessibility: This trail is likely not accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers due to the rough and sandy surface type.

The Ameri Trail at Lake Houston Park is a great loop that travels through a variety of environments. The trail can become muddy when wet, and waterproof shoes are recommended after heavy rainfall. There are four very primitive camping sites that are each spaced out very well and have their own fire pits. The path is well marked with signs and blue blazes.