Sometimes if you go slow, you can see a whole new perspective of your home town. If you live in Austin or are just visiting the city, take a ride or stroll through the Lady Bird Lake Trail, more commonly known as the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail, for an up-close look at the downtown area. You may even see art in areas you’ve never noticed before.
Explore downtown Austin, Texas taking in the details on a casual bike ride.
Corby Mcwilliams / All Trails It’s an opportunity to really look at the city instead of driving through it in rush hour traffic.
Lady Bird Lake Trail is a 10-mile loop around the lake in the heart of Austin.
All Trails Walk or bike ride on this easy trail perfect for any skill level.
Invite a friend or two to make the occasion even more fun.
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Enjoy the wide paved paths and simply take in the fresh air.
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Along the way, you can learn about the history of Lady Bird Lake.
Misty H / Tripadvisor The river-like reservoir created in 1960 was named after First Lady of the United States Lady Bird Johnson.
Take a look at Austin like you’ve never seen it before.
Alma Marines / All Trails The area is filled with detailed artwork like this.
Pedal around the lake and watch the kayakers.
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On the Lady Bird Lake Trail, you will experience a variety of scenery.
Sara B / Tripadvisor There are parks at each end of the loop, Zilker and Roy G. Guerrero Park, that make the perfect destination for a quick escape from the city.
Take a break whenever and wherever you wish.
Sara B / Tripadvisor Stop for a moment to enjoy the Lady Bird Lake Bridge or sit on a park bench for a snack.
These city trails are a great way to escape the humdrum of your regular routine and really get to know your hometown, or explore a new city. Grab your bike and hop on the Lady Bird Lake Trail for a fun adventure in Austin, Texas.
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It’s an opportunity to really look at the city instead of driving through it in rush hour traffic.
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Walk or bike ride on this easy trail perfect for any skill level.
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The river-like reservoir created in 1960 was named after First Lady of the United States Lady Bird Johnson.
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The area is filled with detailed artwork like this.
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There are parks at each end of the loop, Zilker and Roy G. Guerrero Park, that make the perfect destination for a quick escape from the city.
Stop for a moment to enjoy the Lady Bird Lake Bridge or sit on a park bench for a snack.
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Address: Lady Bird Lake Trail, Austin, TX, USA
