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Dry Comal Creek Nature Trail
The Dry Comal Creek Nature Trail is a city-managed 2.25-mile hike-and-bike loop located off Loop 337 in New Braunfels. Surrounding the Little League Ball fields, this unstaffed trail provides a natural escape with varied vegetation habitats. It stands out as the only mountain bike trail in the local park system, making it a popular spot for both cyclists and hikers looking for a natural surface path. The trail offers a peaceful environment for outdoor recreation and wildlife observation.
Why people come here
Before you go
Use the signed trailhead for the shared 2.25-mile hiking and mountain-bike loop. The official page does not publish hours or gate conditions; follow posted signs at the trailhead.
Good to know
How long is the Dry Comal Creek Nature Trail?
The trail is a 2.25-mile loop that winds through varied habitats, including savannas and upland forests. It is the only mountain bike trail in the city's park system and offers a natural surface for both hiking and biking.
Can I ride my mountain bike on the trail?
Yes, the trail is open to both hikers and mountain bikers. It is a multi-use trail that can be used in both directions, providing a great natural surface option for mountain biking in the area.
What kind of scenery will I see on the trail?
The trail features several different vegetation habitats, including a savanna with prickly pear cacti and mesquite trees, an upland forest of old live oaks, Ashe juniper, and cedar elm, as well as riparian areas with boxelder and pecan trees.
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