Select a link below to get a specific description of each type of trail.
The chart below gives general information on the trails.
Trail Maps are located with the trail description.
BRING A CAMERA! You will be glad you did.
Trail Name |
Handicap Accessible |
Trail Type |
Location |
Trail Length (miles) |
Maps |
Hike |
Bike |
Horse |
|
Round Trip |
| Madrone Trail |
NO |
|
|
NO |
Canyon Park |
N/A |
8+ |
|
| Old Hancock Trail |
NO |
|
YES |
|
Old Hancock Road |
3.5 |
7 |
|
| Guadalupe South Trail |
NO |
|
|
NO |
In Guadalupe Park at Base of Dam |
.9 |
1.8 |
|
| Guadalupe North Trail |
YES |
YES |
NO |
NO |
.12 |
.24 |
| Canyon Dam Crest Trail |
YES |
|
|
NO |
Overlook Park |
.8 |
1.6 |
|
| Overlook Trail |
NO |
YES |
YES |
NO |
.60 |
1.20 |
*Distance of each trail is approximate.
*Madrone Trail distance is the full length of the trail since you start and finish at the trail head. All other trails have separate start and end locations unless you do a round trip.
*The distance for the Canyon Dam Crest Trail is measured from the gate in Overlook Park to the gate in North park. |
BE AWARE OF THE WEATHER!
Trail condition change with the weather.
Wet stone and mud can become very slippery to bikes, feet and horses.
Some trails are shut down in bad weather to keep you safe and to reduce erosion and rutting.
Use sound judgment when deciding if the weather is good for the trail you are about to venture down.
Basic Trail Etiquette For ALL Trails:
Bikers yield to Hikers and Equestrian.
Hikers yield to Equestrian.
Equestrian keeps horse under control.
While enjoying a hike along the trails, remember that many of the trails are near water and can become a hazard very quickly.
Please be aware of your surroundings while hiking, biking or horse back riding on the trails.
Always have a plan and let someone know where you are going.
We want you to return home alive and well after a great day in the sun.
Water Safety Information
