Salado Creek Greenway

Activity Overview

Salado Creek Greenway is a scenic hiking trail along San Antonio's east side. The 19 miles of trail can be used for walking, running, biking and it is connected to many beautiful parks at different segments. The first 5 miles of the trail take you to a historic site in Phil Hardberger Park, the trail continues to Walker Ranch historic landmark park. The trail passes through Robert L.B. Tobin Park, you can catch a variety of wildlife in this park. Enjoy the forest, views and wildlife as you hike on the trail. Trail ends at the South side Lions Park, the trail is wheel chair accessible.

Things to Do

• Salado Creek Greenway is a beautiful nature trail, come with your family and enjoy walking, biking and inline skating.
• The multi-use trail is a nature oasis and is surrounded by hardwood trees and flowing springs, spot wildlife on your way, such as turtles, fish, deer, waterfowl and plenty of birds.
• The first segment of the trail takes you to the Walker Ranch historic Park, it has restrooms, picnic areas and a children's playground.
• Visit the Lady Bird Johnson Park on your way, it has a swimming pool, skate park, soccer field and basketball courts.
• Picnic areas and restrooms are also available in the Robert L.B. Tobin Park, you may spot many birds here, hawks, owls and warblers.
• Plenty of parking is available in the McAllister Park and Lady Bird Johnson Park.

Salado Creek Greenway Insider Tips

• Don't forget to bring water.
• Bring dogs on a leash.