Creekside West Trailhead

Great spot for a walk

Spent about 90 minutes walking with my dog out from this new trailhead. Very well-marked trail - blue markings on trees or posts. Wide open spaces with lots of large pond views. Lots of birds. Flat, mostly grassy surface, and well-maintained. A little wet in spots - February in Texas. About 1.5 miles out the main trail veered into the woods. More of a single track dirt trail in there with lots of pine needle cover. A few small hills and wooden bridges and the path runs along Spring Creek for a bit. I turned around at 2 miles, but I've read that the trail goes 13 miles all the way to the Montgomery County Preserve. I saw only 2 humans while I was out, and there were a few rangers doing some maintenance/tree planting at the trailhead. There is a small parking lot - 10 cars maybe? No restrooms or garbage cans. The trailhead is off of Dr. Ann Snyder Drive - although the street doesn't currently show up on Google Maps. It is between the streets Evermore Trail, and North Curly Willow Circle. There are signs for the trailhead on Creekside Forest Drive. Beautiful peaceful place.