Parks & Trails

Guadalupe River State Park

County Parks

• Hidden Valley Sports Park – South Access Road in Canyon Lake
• James Curry Nature Center – Skyline Drive in Canyon Lake
• Jumbo Evans Sports Park – Spring Branch
• Kleck Park – Bulverde

New Braunfels Parks 

• Fischer Park
• Landa Park

Water-Oriented Recreation District of Comal County (WORD) Parks

• Canyon Park
• Comal Park
• Nichol’s Landing

Bald Cypress Trail

A 0.6-mile easy trail that follows along the river, showcasing the beauty of the Guadalupe River and the majestic bald cypress trees lining its banks.

River Overlook Trail

A moderate 1.1-mile trail that offers scenic views of the river from higher elevations. It’s great for bird watching and enjoying the park’s natural beauty.

Barred Owl Trail

A short 0.7-mile trail that connects to other trails in the park, providing a quiet and serene hiking experience through wooded areas.

Painted Bunting Trail

This 1.3-mile moderate trail winds through varied terrain and offers opportunities to see a range of wildlife, including the colorful painted bunting bird.

Discovery Trail

A 2.2-mile loop trail that combines parts of several trails in the park, perfect for a longer hike to explore different ecosystems within the park.

Panther Canyon Nature Trail in Landa Park

A 1.8-mile out-and-back trail that is moderately difficult. It takes hikers through a scenic canyon with diverse flora and fauna, offering a peaceful nature escape within New Braunfels.

Fischer Park Trails

Trails total approximately 2 miles and are easy, family-friendly paths winding around fishing ponds, a splash pad, playgrounds, and picnic areas.

Dry Comal Creek Trail

This is a 2.25 Mile loop open to hike and mountain bikes, located off Loop 337 and Dry Comal Creek.

County Line Memorial Trail

Extends 2.18 miles from County Line Road to FM 724

Comal Trails Alliance