Hike the Beech Woods Trail
Big Thicket National Preserve
1½ miles roundtrip | See a forest of American beeches on this pleasant loop hike in the northeastern corner of the preserve.
Big Thicket is at the extreme southwest limit of the American beech's native range. Hike through a shaded forest of beeches on this easy trail. Distance: 1½ miles roundtrip Type: Out-and-back and loop combination Location: Beech Creek Unit Trailhead: Parking lot on FM 2992 Lat/Long: 30.719469, -94.227299 Overview The Beech Woods Trail begins at the parking lot on Farm to Market Road (FM) 2992. Walk past the metal gate and follow an old dirt road down a forested corridor until you reach a junction marked with a wooden trail sign. Turn right at the trail sign and follow the meandering trail through the woods. The next junction marks the beginning of the loop section; go left or right to continue. After completing the loop, return the way you came. More Information Download a trail map Explore the Beech Creek Unit
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1-2 Hours
Free admission to Big Thicket National Preserve
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The trail is mostly flat, on a leaf-covered dirt path and flat wooden bridges, and wide enough for a wheelchair. There are a few sections with exposed tree roots.
Yes — Pets must be on a 6-foot leash at all times. Please pick up your pet's poop!
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Beech Creek Unit | Spurger, TX
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