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This is a peaceful route along a well-maintained trail that offers many views of the lake along the way. There is a variety of scenery along the way with plenty of shade through a forested area. Benches are located sporadically throughout the trail for those who wish to take a break and relax in the serene environment.

The full extent of the trails used in this trail system is River, Johnnie, Slinky, Torquer, Arizona, Weber Run, Kidney, Tar Hill, Sidewinder, Lawson, and California 65. This route makes for great trail running, mountain biking, or hiking trails. Other amenities is the park include restrooms, water fountains, eating areas, updated trail maps, and activity guides.

This trail is intended to be multi-use and is shared by mountain bikers and hikers. There are many other trail connections in the area for those who wish to extend or shorten their route. This is a relatively easy trail with rolling hills that weave through forested areas and open areas with views along the Brazos River.

Cameron Park is a fantastic system of trails used by mountain bikers, trail runners, hikers, and walkers. Each trail is clearly labeled with a name and difficulty rating like that of ski slopes (Green, Blue, Black Diamond, Double Black Diamond), so you can easily pick the trails that are suitable for you. It is heavily visited but the size often lets you feel like the park is just for you. There are also amenities such as restrooms, water fountains, eating areas, updated trail maps, and...

This is a short family-friendly trail that travels along the river trail, which boasts great views of the North Bosque River. The route is not very well-marked and downloading the route beforehand to navigate is suggested. This trail is intended to be multi-use and is shared by mountain bikers and hikers.