Lone Star Hiking Trail

• Jason Stratton
  
  
  (February 13, 2020, 4:27 pm)

  Beautiful place.

• Jennifer Vale
  
  
  (February 2, 2020, 10:55 pm)

  Loved this place! Went here with our dogs and just had an amazing time! It's so beautiful and peaceful and the trails are so fun! Dogs are allowed, please put them on leashes. No bathrooms, it is a legit hike through the wilderness, so be prepared to use nature as your bathroom lol Loved it, can't wait to go back!!

• David R
  
  
  (January 14, 2020, 9:47 pm)

  Very nice pine trail. I don't give a full five star rating as the shortest path is five miles and it's just a loop of mostly the same scenery. I enjoy when there are multiple paths on areas this large so you can go long or go short. Otherwise it's great and are plenty of places to just lay and stare up.

• Toney Copen
  
  
  (January 3, 2020, 3:29 pm)

  A great place for a forest hike. Some of the trail is a little overgrown but most of the trail is very open. I went in August on a 14 mile trek. The trails are well marked but there are a lot of overlapping trails that crisscross each other. It's a good idea to use a mapping app like All Trails. I would go again when it's a bit cooler.

• Kaylee Rodriguez
  
  
  (November 28, 2019, 2:00 am)

  It was peaceful but not much to see. The trails were a bit overgrown

Lone Star Hiking Trail : (936) 344-6205

This 129-mile National Recreation Trail meanders the breadth of the Sam Houston National Forest passing through the eastern edge of the forest near Montague Church on FM 1725 close to Cleveland, Texas to the extreme western edge near Richards, Texas. Sections of the trail cross private property...

Lone Star Hiking Trail Club

...the hiking trails of Texas, with emphasis on the Lone Star Hiking Trail, and (2) to provide volunteer assistance for maintenance and improvement of hiking Membership is $20.00/year for each adult and is tax-deductible. Event locations are primarily on the Lone Star Hiking Trail in the Sam Houston...

Lone Star Hiking Trail - Wikipedia

The Lone Star Hiking Trail (LSHT) is a 96 mile long hiking trail with an additional 32 miles of loop and crossover trails of "foot-path only" trails. Connecting public lands of the Sam Houston National Forest and private lands it is the longest continuous hiking trail in the State of Texas.

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Check: Mail check payable to Lone Star Hiking Trail Club, 113 Ben Drive, Houston, TX 77022. Current members (2020) will receive a sticker soon Now is a good time to join or renew your membership in the Lone Star Hiking Trail Club. Membership is only $20 and supports trail maintenance.

Lone Star Hiking Trail and Little Lake Creek Trail - Texas | AllTrails

The Lone Star Hiking Trail is continuously marked with aluminum tree blazes and mile markers. It is well-maintained by several clubs, including the Houston Sierra Club and LSHT Club. Currently, the only major trail obstacle is the downed bridge over the East Fork of the San Jacinto River in the Magnolia...

Lone Star Hiking Trail (LSHT) Hiking Trail, Anderson, Texas

The Lone Star Hiking Trail was devised in 1966 by the Lone Star Chapter of the national Sierra Club. In 1967 the United States Forest Service (USFS) authorized trail construction and began flagging the trail. The initial thirty miles of trail were established the following year in 1968.

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Lone Star Hiking Trail-West, near Houston TX. Free detailed topo...

Lone Star Trail Description: In 2009 Karen Somers published "The Lone Star Hiking Trail, the The Lone Star Hiking Club is a great resource with the trail description mentioned above and a full set Contact the Sam Houston National Forest, New Waverly, TX, at (936) 344-6205. And you can click...

Lone Star Hiking Trail, Texas - Backpacker

The Lone Star Trail jaunts through the Sam Houston National Forest, deep in the heart of southeast Texas. Here densely packed pines and hardwoods tower overhead, and a rusty-red carpet of pine needles crunches underfoot. The going is smooth and easy, leaving you free to scan the forest for...

Lone Star Hiking Trail Dispersed, TX | The Dyrt

The LSHT is the longest hiking trail in the state. It is broken up into sections. We started at Section 1, which is the easternmost portion, hiking east-west. It had been raining a lot in the preceding weeks. I'd call the ranger office and ask about trail conditions and what the weather's been like if I were you.