In the heart of Austin is the 10mi. Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail at Lady Bird Lake, an urban path through the city along town lake. You don’t have to do the whole 10 miles either, there are several loops that are shorter. But be sure to make time to see the boardwalk!

This trail has some of the highest elevations in the city and lots of great switchbacks with views. There is a 5 and a 10-mile loop. And when there's water in the creek there's a great swimming hole too.

This Barton Creek Greenbelt trailhead provides a 13-mile trip to the Hill of Life at about a 400-ft elevation. 

The park has 7 trails available for hiking, biking and running. The short loop is an easy 1.1 miles while the Walnut Creek Metro Loop is 8.8 miles.

This 2.8 mile trail is moderately difficult with a rocky and rooty terrain.

6.8 miles, moderately difficult with outstanding views and swimming holes.

This is an easy 2.1 mile trail that has connections to many other trails within the park.

Just a bit outside the city there are 3 and 4 mile trails here that can be looped together.