The 7 Best Cycling Trails In Austin

Cycling around Austin is one of the best ways to explore this beautiful and peaceful city.
The 7 best cycling trails in Austin
While the hills west of Austin are a bit steep and challenging for cycling enthusiasts, most of the downtown hills are fairly easy to conquer.
From the center to Lake Lady Bird
Level: Easy
If you're in downtown Austin, rent bicycles from the kiosks. This is a basic form of bike which should be suitable for most users. If you pedal all the way around the lake, you will have to go about 16km

. However, it is okay to stop earlier than planned if you just want to relax and hang out.
At Lamar Avenue and at the trail's western station at Mopac there are dedicated pedestrian or cyclist bridges. You can also cycle up a few small hills along the trail These hills are not too high so rest assured, you do not have to spend too much effort.




From Central to University of Texas Campus
Level: Easy
Starting at Congress Avenue, the safest route to the University of Texas campus is to head east on 11th Street, then turn right onto Nueces Street, continue right onto West Martin Luther King Avenue, then Turn left onto Guadalupe Road.
This path leads you to the southern edge of the vast University of Texas campus. If you continue further north on Guadalupe Road, you will find an area called The Drag. There are many cafes, restaurants and shops for students.
Shoal Creek Trail - from route 15 to route 29
Level: Easy
Located in the city center, the Shoal Creek Trail is ideal for travelers who want to stop along the way for sightseeing or fun.
Take the trail along Route 15 and North Lamar Avenue. The Shoal Creek Trail runs through a volleyball court and dog park Along the way, you can also drop by cafes and restaurants or stop camping.




Southern Walnut Creek Trail
Level: Easy
The Walnut Creek Trail is a path dedicated to nature lovers. Stretching 11km, this road has stunning views with dense forests, small creeks and the Harvey Penick golf course.
At about 3 meters wide, the Walnut Creek Trail is rarely crowded. You can comfortably ride a bike while admiring the scenery or chat with friends without fear of other cars passing by. In the spring, both sides of the road also have wonderful fields of wild flowers.
From the center to South Congress Avenue
Level: Easy - Medium
South Congress Avenue has a bike lane. However, since it is an avenue, you also need to be careful. On occasion, cars may suddenly appear on small roads.




The shopping area is located on West Mary Road. If traveling north-south, you will most likely cycle only downhill. That also means that if you go backwards, you will have to spend a bit of effort cycling uphill.
Barton Creek Greenbelt
Level: Medium
This challenging road requires a mountain bike, preferably with dampers. Towards the west, you will find a valley full of fresh green trees.
For most routes, pedestrians and cyclists will ride together. However, at the end of this road, cyclists will have a separate path for convenient sightseeing without worrying about collisions.
The trail is not steep, but is heavily rocky.



If in the rainy season, the road is quite slippery and has puddles. Please bring plenty of water as there are no stores along the way.
From the Wild Basin wilderness to the Pennybacker Bridge
Level: Difficult
This trail is only for those who are accustomed to off-road cycling. Although it is only about 6.4km long, you will have to move on a busy highway, then continue up the hill.
You have to work out and have a lot of skills to stay safe if you want to conquer this road, but it will be a great experience because you have the opportunity to see the beautiful scenery with limestone cliffs and the hill was covered with trees.
According to Binh Minh / Youth
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