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Beautiful pine trees mixed with fire damage ending in a beautiful view.


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Map Key

1.8

Miles

2.9

KM

94%

Runnable

585' 178 m

High

442' 135 m

Low

253' 77 m

Up

121' 37 m

Down

4%

Avg Grade (2°)

13%

Max Grade (7°)

Dogs Unknown

Features Birding · River/Creek · Wildflowers · Wildlife

Runner Notes

Sandy in some parts, and rocky in others.

Description

Starting on this trail, you encounter a steepish incline leading into a sandy path meandering along the creek. The trail has a mix of beautiful pine trees, however, you'll encounter numerous burnt pine trees from the 2011 wildfire. The trail will then open up to a mostly exposed section, so early morning departures are recommended in the summer. The trail ends at an overlook of a small valley.

Flora & Fauna

Pine Trees

Contacts

Land Manager: Texas State Parks

Shared By:

Quinn Banas

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#296

in Texas

#13,736

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Photos

Historic Civilian Conservation Corp Overlook.
Nov 9, 2019 near Bastrop, TX
Bridge on Pine Warbler Trail ( Black Trail  )
Nov 9, 2019 near Bastrop, TX
Bridge on the  Scenic Overlook Trail
Nov 3, 2019 near Bastrop, TX
The baby forest rising our of the ashes of the old wildfire damaged pines.
Mar 15, 2019 near Bastrop, TX

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