Motel 6-Freeport, TX

The scenery in this area is diverse and includes coastal prairie, mudflats, overwater boardwalks, and meadows. There are plenty of wildlife viewing opportunities in the area, and this is a popular spot for observing coastal birds. After heavy rainfall, these trails can become muddy and flooded and it is best to wait until a dry couple of days to enjoy the trail.

Great views of Big Creek and the Brazos River can be enjoyed along this short and scenic hike. The route is mostly shaded and travels through a forested area with lush greenery and a diversity of plants. The trail is well-marked and well-maintained, making this a great choice for the whole family to enjoy.

This is a scenic walk through oak woodlands along a natural and grassy surface. Part of the trail follows an old road that is much wider and more open, which is exposed to the sun. The other portions are more shaded through the forest. There are beautiful views of the Brazos River on the southern portion of the route. Accessibility: Visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers may need all-terrain tires or adaptive/motorized equipment for the surface type and grade. Visitors...

This is a beautiful and peaceful loop that travels around Hale Lake. There are benches located throughout the route to rest and enjoy the natural scenery. Wildlife is abundant in this area and it is common to see alligators and a variety of birds. Hale Lake is a large oxbow lake with many large ash, pecan, and oak trees draped with Spanish moss.

This short paved path leads to the George Observatory. Throughout the way, there are signs featuring planets whose distance represents the scale from the sun to Pluto. This is a great little side path to take that serves as an educational path to a scenic boardwalk. Alligators and a variety of birds can be sighted at the end of the pier.