West Bouldin Creek Greenbelt — Attraction in Austin

Nice set of trails, and good respite from the city. Old unused bmx track is on the south end where bluebonnets explode each spring, and typically there is water on that end of the creek as well. You may see a green heron hunting there in the morning. The train roars through 20 times a day.

Main trail is semi connected to butler park, and a scenic way to get north/south in the Bouldin neighborhood. You can also use this greenbelt as a cut through to get to lamar square.

Homeless camps were abundant until summer 2023, but that's...

West Bouldin Creek Greenbelt is a relatively short trail section with a couple of small loops. There are portions of this trail next to Bouldin Creek and the railroad tracks. Bouldin Creek was once a perennial creek, but now only flows during rains or very wet years. Along the trails there are several points of interest including: a creek crossing, old masonry that looks like the remains of a well, and varying terrain. If you're in this area of Austin, it's worth a...

Wonderful little entry point to the greenbelt. It has a spring that has been partially enclosed with stonework to direct the flow into the creek; some wonderful stepping stones across the creek as well as limestone chunk steps up both sides; and beautiful limestone chunk seating closer to the street. (Keep your pets on a leash. I have not seen any, but others in the neighborhood have seen 1 or 2 coyotes at different points...