Trail Between The Lakes Photos

Just off US 96 on WIlliams Drive (Photo by txpopy)

A two'fer (Photo by txpopy)

Tree removed from trail (Photo by txpopy)

Trail marker you might see on trail (Photo by txpopy)

This is not a trail for beginners or the ill-prepared. (Photo by Blaze)

If you miss a blaze, you can easily get off trail. This trail requires your full concentration. (Photo by Blaze)

At some points like this, I lost the trail completely and had to look around carefully to find my way. (Photo by Blaze)

This trail is infested with ticks, chiggers and snakes. Do not wear shorts! (Photo by Blaze)

At many points, there is no trail. You have to bushwhack cross-country from blaze to blaze. Look hard - the blaze is on the tree in the center of this photo. (Photo by Blaze)

The trail was extremely overgrown in many areas. Be prepared to walk through miles of this stuff. You have to navigate by looking for the blazes on the trees. (Photo by Blaze)

In a few places, you have to cross over the creeks on these precarious fallen logs or ford the creek, but be aware that water moccasin snakes thrive along these creeks. (Photo by Blaze)

Yellow direction arrows (and aluminum blazes) mark the trail. (Photo by Blaze)

This is the trailhead near Lake Sam Rayburn. (Photo by Blaze)

This display map shows the trail between the lakes. (Photo by Blaze)

This is the sign off Hwy 96 pointing towards the trailhead. (Photo by Blaze)