San Angelo State Park Photos
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Lanky Lackey Trail has lots of small rocks on the trail. It can be a little tricky if you don't watch your footing. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
At the end of the Nature Loop Trail, look to the right. There is an active beehive inside the sign so avoid this if at all possible. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
Lots of trees and prickly pear cactus. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
Most of this trail is hard packed dirt although there are patches of caliche and other exposed rock. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
This trail begins at the Playground parking area. It is mostly dirt and connects to various trails that head West and North. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
As can be seen, not all the trails are dirt, there are lots of small rocks on some trails. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
River Bend, Turkey Creek and Flintstone trails converge at this point. Water, info kiosk and shade is available for horses, bikers and hikers. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
The Badlands Trail is mostly dirt and is easy to follow. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
This trail has quite a bit of wide open spaces. Can be extremely hot in the Summer (Photo by
MikeHikes)
The ever present prickly pear and mesquite trees. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
Most of the trail is hard packed dirt; some portions are wide, others not so much. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
All North Shore trails begin here. Water available in the campground but the info kiosk has been destroyed by high winds 07/30/14.
UPDATED INFO - 08/22/20 Not shown in this photo - a new info kiosk and bicycle repair station at the trailhead. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
Another trail view. Some are hiker and biker others hiker and equestrian. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
Southern terminus of Turkey Creek Trail - looking North. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
Looking to the North from the southern end of the Winding Snake Trail at the Isabel Harte Day Use Area. (Photo by
MikeHikes)
Looking toward the dried up lake (Photo by
MikeHikes)
Near Burkett Park Trailhead (Photo by
MikeHikes)
You can almost see the lake. (Photo by
Eveline)
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