Big Thicket National Preserve
More than 100,000 acres consisting of hiking trails, bird flyways, boating spots & hunting areas.
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(from Google)Such a beautiful place, so many trails to choose from. We only did a few for the day and did 7 miles. There are no bikes trails only hiking and they have volunteer opportunities to help preserve the park.
Amazingly beautiful area. Even with the rain it was an enjoyable experience. The park volunteers at the visitor center were very helpful. This was my first time there and they did a great job helping me plan my hikes and other options throughout the day. Keep your eyes open while driving or you might miss the trail signs. Definitely coming back to do some of the other hikes.
Great place to visit and take a stroll in the woods. There is a learning center and bathrooms. A picnic area is available if you brought your lunch. Don't forget to get your park stamp :)
One of the coolest places I've hiked recently. The amount of different biomes you can see in a relatively short time is amazing! The man at the welcome center helped me find the right trail and was very polite.
There are many walking trails, it’s an extremely relaxing trails. There’s also benches for you to sit down it’s so quiet only noise is you breathing. If you want to bike on concrete there also a patch seven miles long that goes south to Kountze. You can also hear the birds in some of the open spaces.