Explore the best rated trails in Edgewater Paisano, TX, whether you're looking for an easy walking trail or a bike trail like the Tule Creek Hike & Bike Trail and Corpus Christi Bay Trail . With more than 5 trails covering 14 miles you're bound to find a perfect trail for you. Click on any trail below to find trail descriptions, trail maps, photos, and reviews.
There is a definite need for longer bike rides in Corpus Christi. There is a nice short ride on Oso Parkway from Weber to Staples and then to the Botanical Garden. Another nice ride is at the Oso Wetlands located at Holly and North Oso Parkway.
Great paved trail very rideable on an e-bike. The switchback wooden ramps are outstanding! The downtown area of Goliad is worth the visit!
Stated at Ennis Joslin Road and rode north to downtown area. Wide bike lanes adjacent to 40mph traffic with considerate drivers. Nice parks along the way to ride through with our favorite being Cole Park, which had a nice pier you can walk on, no riding allowed.
The northern part of this route can be done on a segregated roadway away from vehicles, but you will move to roadway riding along the ocean side street. It’s been re-paved along major stretches, and has good bike lanes. Drivers are considerate of cyclists and give a good leeway for driving safety. The Texas A&M camper has a cycling pathway that goes around the campus and serves as a good way to reverse course and head back to the truck. Plenty of coastal parks to visit, as well as places to eat.
This is a nice trail It's not super long but I do recommend it well taken care of Walking or biking
This is not a trail, it is merely a white line separating the rider from heavy, speeding fast traffic. There are no rumble strips or other safety measures for the biker. The small part closer to downtown has lots of foot traffic, people with dogs, kids etc.. that one has to be very careful off. It shouldn't be listed as a trail when its not.
Well maintained & easily accessible. Easy for the kids to keep pace.
1/226/21 Don’t do it. Major road construction underway, uncertain completion date.
started at the north end near the American Bank Center. dedicated bike/walking path along the waterfront until the southern end of Cole park where it ends at a 4 lane road. no sidewalk or protection from traffic so we turned around. total ride is about 10 miles round trip.
Just a nice walking- biking path. Trail is keept up, and clean
We parked in the southernmost parking lot & biked north. The 1st 3.5 miles is a bike lane with a few pull offs at parks. The northern part of the trail was much nicer. The bike lanes are fairly wide, but if you're like us & don't care for road riding i suggest you start at the North end.
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