Posted in Austin
June 06, 2018
This Quaint Little Trail Is The Shortest And Sweetest Hike In Austin
Stroll under magnificent shady trees and luxuriate by the crystal-clear Colorado River. Red Bud Isle Trail only spans a half a mile, but it’s packed with jaw-dropping beauty. Whether you’re here for an afternoon or a quick break, this trail is certain to leave you feeling completely renewed. This quaint little trail is the shortest and sweetest hike in Austin.
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Red Bud Isle sits in the middle of the glorious Colorado River, and the surrounding views will take your breath away.
Red Bud Isle is a popular spot to kayak and canoe. The off-leash dog park makes the area a highly-trafficked afternoon hangout.
The .5 mile loop is anything but strenuous, and you'll want to walk through it several times. As you continue your way along the path, you'll notice more and more stunning scenery.
This is a place you'll want to come back to again and again. To access the trailhead, go to 3401 Redbud Trail, Austin, TX 78703. For more information, visit the Austin Parks and Recreation website here.
Have you strolled along Red Bud Isle Trail yet? If you’re looking for more hiking spots, check out the 8 most amazing trails in Austin.
