Take a Stroll on the Dick Nichols Park Trail

Austin, Texas

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Distance

1.09 miles

Elevation Gain

16 ft

Route Type

Loop

Description

Added by Erin Newman-Mitchell

The Dick Nichols Park Trail is a leisurely paved neighborhood park trail.

The Dick Nichols Park Trail is a 1 mile loop neighborhood park trail located in Southwest Austin. The trail is completely flat and is entirely paved. It circles the park and is equally shaded and exposed. It's very kid-friendly and perfect for walking the dog, biking, trail running, hiking, and even rollerblading.

During the spring/summer months the trail is filled with pretty wildflowers. There are several trashcans located along the trail and even some picnic tables, along with a bathroom at the trailhead. Parking is abundant and easily accessible.

Dogs are more than welcome, but be sure to keep them leashed and clean up after them! Due to the nature of the trail, it is very accessible to those that are handicap.

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Features

Fitness

Cycling

Chillin

Mountain Biking

Running

Yoga

Hiking

Bathrooms

Dog Friendly

Easy Parking

Forest

River

Scenic

Wildflowers

ADA Accessible

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