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Canyon Trail

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 3.5 (4)
  1. Areas
  2. TX
  3. …Central Texas
  4. …Lakeway
  5. Lakeway Canyonlands
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“The Canyon Trail is a beautiful scenic switchback connector between the Rim Trail and the Mt Lakeway Trail. ”

Donovan Acker
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1.0

Miles

1.6

KM
Singletrack

856' 261 m

High

763' 233 m

Low

144' 44 m

Up

130' 40 m

Down

5%

Avg Grade (3°)

15%

Max Grade (8°)

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These trails get ‘cakey’ for a few days after a big rain.

Description

This is probably the most fun and most scenic trail in the Canyonlands Trails. This is a great trail to combine with the Rim Trail, High Trail, and Trophy Trail to make a quick tour of the whole Canyonlands Trail System. This trail and its connectors are great for more advanced riders looking to get some nice trail time in. Rooty and rocky in sections.

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Land Manager: Lakeway, TX - Parks and Rec

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  3.5 from 4 votes

#9

in Lakeway Canyonlands

#20828

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#9

in Lakeway Canyonlands

#600

in Texas

#20,828

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Initial drop into the Canyon Trail.
Aug 3, 2016 near The Hills, TX
Picture from the High Trail.
Dec 18, 2017 near The Hills, TX
There are a decent amount of boulders, but you can generally pick your way through them without too much effort.
Dec 18, 2017 near The Hills, TX
This trick rock-pinch might require a dismount.
Dec 18, 2017 near The Hills, TX
A smooth bridge along the Canyon Trail.
Dec 18, 2017 near The Hills, TX
Greenery along the Canyon Trail.
Dec 18, 2017 near The Hills, TX

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Mar 18, 2021
Jimmy Glenn
Pretty cool

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