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Horseshoe Creek Hiking Trail

Thanksgiving Mountain and Hi Ridge Rd, Horseshoe Bay, TX 78657
Address
Thanksgiving Mountain and Hi Ridge Rd, Horseshoe Bay, TX 78657
Hours
Best For
Hiking and nature
Dogs
Leashed dogs only
Accessibility
500 feet ADA path
Best time to visitChoose mild weather and daylight; the official page does not publish daily hours. Getting thereIn Horseshoe Bay

Why people come here

  • Free to visit
  • 2.5-mile hiking trail
  • ADA-accessible paths available
  • Parking at trailheads
  • Information signs and maps

The Horseshoe Creek Hiking Trail is a 2.5-mile path in Horseshoe Bay, Texas, offering hikers a chance to experience Hill Country nature along portions of Horseshoe Creek.

Horseshoe Creek Hiking Trail is a 2.5-mile route following portions of the creek between the HSB POA Mausoleum and Wayne’s Trail near Thanksgiving Mountain and FM 2147. The route crosses wooded, rocky, and sloping Hill Country terrain. The city also identifies 500 feet of accessible path near the trail system.

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What You'll Experience

  • Shaded wooded areas
  • Limestone rock formations
  • Scenic panoramic views
  • Small boulder field
  • Abundant local wildlife

Directions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the trail currently listed by the City of Horseshoe Bay?

Yes. The City of Horseshoe Bay currently lists Horseshoe Creek Hiking Trail on both its Parks and Recreation page and its dedicated trail page. The city page does not publish specific daily hours.

How long is the trail?

The city says the trail is 2.5 miles long and follows portions of Horseshoe Creek from the HSB POA Mausoleum to Wayne’s Trail near Thanksgiving Mountain and FM 2147.

Where can visitors park for the trail?

Parking is available at the Mausoleum. The city also says there is limited parking on Wayne’s Trail, on the right side of Thanksgiving Mountain just as you leave Highway 2147.

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