Edward Rendon Sr. Park at Festival Beach in Town Lake Metropolitan Park — Attraction in Austin

Beautiful scenic views!!!

Me and the hubby and one of our fur babies walked the trail starting from the Oracle building and we parked on the street which was FREE. We walked about 2 miles on the trail. We did not see any restrooms, trash bins or water fountains around.

However, we did see plenty of benches. We did feel that there were a lot of bicyclists and then the sidewalks had lots of people on scooters. It would be nice to have 2 trails, one for pedestrians and one for bicycles. Other then that, it's a beautiful place to visit and...

If you want to hiking or biking, there is a great trail that runs along the river, and I was told that going the whole loop is about 10 miles. So there's a huge distance you can travel if you need a walking, running, or biking path. There are also many great structures that show historical figures throughout the park.

This is a great place for large groups of people (family and friends) for anything. I've seen playing Frisbee, having picnics, even doing some informal band practice for an event. It's a large, open space with...

Absolutely gorgeous park! Great and perfect for launching your kayak/paddle board into Ladybird Lake, getting your step count in by jogging, walking or biking; right in the heart of Austin! If you time it right and on your kayak or paddle board you're able to catch the sunset and bats heading out from under the bridge. Only issue is that there aren't any lights to keep the trail lit after sunset or when dark starts to creep in besides that highly recommend it....