Brays Bayou Hike and Bike Trail

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The end of the rail in the East End just after Mason Park. Maybe they'll connect it to the path across the bridge.

Detention ponds built post--Harvey to try to combat flooding risk and damage to homeowners

All the way to the South part of the University of Houston campus but you can jump off earlier by Scott, Cullen, or Calhoun as well

1 Lookout Ct

Houston, TX 77025

http://www.co.harris.tx.us

The Brays Bayou Hike and Bike Trail in Houston, TX, offers a scenic route for outdoor enthusiasts to explore. This trail spans approximately 15 miles, providing a peaceful escape for walkers, runners, and cyclists.

Surrounded by lush greenery and urban landscapes, the Brays Bayou Trail is a popular spot for locals looking to enjoy nature within the city limits. With well-maintained paths and beautiful views along the bayou, this trail is a great option for those seeking a leisurely outdoor adventure.

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Sunny B.

7/1/2022

Brays Bayou Park (aka Bayou Parkland) is a small park within the Texas Medical Center Area that provides access to Bill Coats Bridge, Hermann Park, and the Brays Bayou Greenway Trail. If you...

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Jason Z.

10/31/2023

We enjoy biking through Brays bayou on the weekends! Upside is that it goes quite far from Pasadena all the way towards Stafford. Downside is that some portions of the trail are a bit shabby in...

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Helene S.

11/8/2021

Nice long hike and bike trail that stretches for miles along the Brays Bayou. Easy to access the road that winds through Meyerland to the Medical Center to Hermann Park and beyond. Still a lot of...

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Arie M.

7/14/2020

This is an EXTREMELY long bike trail. You can start from Braeburn Park near 59 and Bissonnet, ride through Meyerland, go past the Medical Center (the prettiest part of the trail), go past...

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Rex C.

4/18/2020

Huge fan of the trail for biking! Really good inclines and declines. You can easily get in 15-30 miles here and not be bored. You can pick some pretty good speed too! This was my first time ant...

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