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Lake Pflugerville Trail

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3.00 Miles 32 Feet
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Trailhead The facilities near the trailhead include bathrooms, a pavilion, play-scape, boat rental and a beach. (Photo by Austin Explorer) Trail View One of these days the trees that have been planted here will provide some nice shade. But for now the trail has full Sun exposure. (Photo by Austin Explorer) Lake View Lake Pflugerville with the trail in the distance. The reed thickets along the shore were a popular place for anglers. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

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Nice little walking trail around the lake
User: Austin Explorer - 8/26/2012  [View Log Page]
Rating: Difficulty: Solitude:
Distance: 3.00 Miles Duration: 59 minutes

This is more of a hike and bike trail in the manner of Lady Bird Lake trail in Austin, but newer and with fewer trees for now.  Coppertone and I did the three mile loop in about an hour.

The trail is mostly crushed granite with some paved spots here and there.  For now the trail is always exposed to the Sun.   On our trip today that wasn't much of an issue due to cloud cover.  The many trees that have been planted along the trail will make a difference one day, but that day could be a few years off.

This is not the place to go for solitude or a strenuous nautral hike.  But it's a fine place to get in a few miles of walking.

User: sjs - 5/9/2010  [View Log Page]
Rating: Difficulty: Solitude:
Distance: 3.00 Miles Duration: 1 hour
Nice lake
User: texaskdog - 12/9/2009  [View Log Page]
Rating: Difficulty: Solitude:
Distance: 4.00 Miles Duration: 1 hour, 35 minutes

Not much here but fairly isolated and on water, enjoyable enough to do every now and then.  Best of the PF hikes.


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