The rain held off

The western half of the trail is a bit more "rough", which in this case indicates a rock face and more tree cover.

User: Austin Explorer - 2/20/2005

Location: Brushy Creek Regional Trail

Rating: 2point5stars

Difficulty: 1star

Solitude:

Miles Hiked: 5.25 Miles Elapsed Time: N/A

Comments: Finally got around to hiking the length of the trail as it exists today. When they get this trail finished it will provide quite a bit of mileage across the county. It's a fine hike and bike trail, but doesn't hold much for those looking for solitude or rough trails.

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