Welcome to the TexasOutside guide to hiking trails in San Antonio. Here are a few great parks that offer various activities for hikers.
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| Brackenridge Park | The park features recreational facilities, pavilions, picnic benches, and several miles of horseback, and jogging trails. If you need a horse, the Brackenridge stables can rent you a horse and even provide you with a guide. |
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| Eisenhower Park | Eisenhower Park covers 318 acres and offers facilities for hiking, picnicking, primitive camping, and nature study. Approximately 5 miles of well-marked hiking trails are available, including the paved and wheelchair-accessible Cedar Flats and Yucca trails. |
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| Friedrich Wilderness Park | Friedrich Park is a typical Texas Hill Country area, perfect for observing both wildlife and plant life in their natural environment. |
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| McAllistar Park | McAllister Park is a 856-acre wooded suburban park with approximately 7 miles of hiking and bicycling trails available, including the wheelchair-accessible 1.5 mile Hike and Bike Trail. |
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| San Antonio Missions National Historical Park | Roadways connect each site in this essentially urban park. A hike and bike trail partially connects each mission site, paralleling the San Antonio River in some places. |
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