Concrete Trail (Ray Roberts Lake State Park Greenbelt Unit) - Aubrey, TX
N 33° 21.142 W 097° 02.841
14S E 681693 N 3692054
The Concrete Trail is a handicapped-friendly trail that runs about 9/10 of a mile between the West Elm and East Elm Parks at the Greenbelt Unit in Ray Roberts Lake State Park, Aubrey, TX.
Waymark Code: WM15A1M
Location: Texas, United States
Date Posted: 11/18/2021
Views: 1
There are no signs to be found, but the Concrete Trail is referenced on the trail map at the restroom that is just a few feet away. The trail itself begins in front of one of the handicapped parking spaces at the south end of the parking lot at West Elm Park, and frankly, it offers the best view of the Trinity River that you'll find from the trail itself: Those capable of hiking the ten mile stretch between Aubrey and Denton will see some sights, to be sure, but bushwhacking is required to get up close and personal with the river.
For those who are unable to make the return walk, there's a restroom, picnic area, and even more parking at the end of the trail at East Elm Park. Take a break, or have someone come pick you up.
Trail allowances or restrictions:
The trail is for pedestrians and cyclists, although dogs are welcome so long as they're on a leash.
Trail type: Pavement
Parking: Not Listed
Trailhead/trail website: Not listed
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