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The Pineywoods Boardwalk or Pineywoods Nature Trail is a short and easy loop that traverses the forests of Lake Livingston State Park entirely by a wooden boardwalk. The forest is a mix of loblolly/shortleaf pine and hardwoods such as white oak, sweetgum, ash, and dogwood. The trail includes a bird blind and pollinator garden area, an overlook of Duck Pond, and a picnic area midway through the loop complete with picnic tables, trash receptacles, and views of forested Frog Pond. The trail is...

This is a well-maintained trail that travels through a forested area and provides scenic views of the lake along the way. This trail is intended to be multi-use and is shared by mountain bikers and hikers. There are many other trails to connect with in this extensive trail system for those who wish to add distance.

The Lone Star Hiking Trail is a long-distance trail that travels 96 miles in the state of Texas. This section of the trail is an out-and-back that leads from the Double Lake Recreation Area. There is plenty to see along the way, including a variety of habitats and plenty of wildlife. The trail is well-marked and fairly easy to follow.

This is a varied surface trail that consists of a natural trail and pavement which follows the perimeter of the lake. There are many camping opportunities in the area for those who wish to spend a night under the stars. There are bathrooms available near the camping area. The trail is mostly shaded, making for a great escape from the summer heat.

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.