Posted in Austin
December 05, 2017
The 6 Most Beautiful Bike Trails You Can Take In Austin
In addition to its reputation as The Live Music Capital of the World, Austin is known as a bike city. When the weather is breezy and the skies clear, there’s no better way to soak up the sunshine than with a peaceful bike ride. Whether you’re craving a vigorous adventure or a leisurely loop, there’s no shortage of paths in Austin. These are the six most beautiful bike trails you can take in Austin.
This patch of nature surrounds the city limits with lush greenery. Pedal past the rippling creeks, shady trees, and picturesque plants. There are several entrances to The Barton Creek Greenbelt, but the trail head is located at 2201 Barton Springs Road.
Easily the most popular bike trail in Austin, The Ann and Roy Butler trail makes a 10 mile loop through the heart of the city. In this trail, you'll whizz by urban landscapes and clear, serene water.
The Veloway at Circle C Ranch Metropolitan Park is unlike any other. This paved path is reserved for cyclists and inline skaters only and runs along patches of gorgeous, untouched nature. This path is 23 inches wide and 5 kilometers long. Whether you're training for a race or just taking a leisurely ride, The Veloway is an exciting excursion. Bike along this unique path at 4900 La Crosse Ave.
This blissful oasis, located in North Austin, is perfect for the beginning/intermediate biker. The 6.75 mile trail alternates between stone and concrete and is full of beautiful sights.
This 293 acre park is surrounded by beautiful limestone bluffs and vibrant trees. You'll want to bring water when you bike this trail. With over 15 miles of trails, you could easily spend all afternoon here. Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park is located at 12138 N. Lamar Blvd.
Lake Georgetown is brimming with beautiful sights, and The Goodwater Loop is no exception. This dirt trail can be vigorous, but the views are worth it. Bike the entire 28-mile loop or just a portion of it. Either way, you'll be blown away by your surroundings. Check out this trail at 2100 Cedar Breaks Rd.
What’s your favorite bike trail in Austin?
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