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Lower Purgatory Trailhead — Attraction in San Marcos

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Lower Purgatory Trailhead
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Nearby attractions
Purgatory Creek Natural Area
2102 Hunter Rd, San Marcos, TX 78666
Nearby restaurants
Himalayan Nepalese & Indian Cuisine
115 Wonder World Dr, San Marcos, TX 78666
Subway
102 Wonder World Dr Suite 100, San Marcos, TX 78666
Garcia's
1917 Dutton Dr, San Marcos, TX 78666
Prik Nam Pla Thai Cuisine
1917 Dutton Dr Ste 104, San Marcos, TX 78666
Dos Gatos Kolache Bakery
243 Wonder World Dr #106, San Marcos, TX 78666
Hokkaido Ramen and Sushi Bar
243 Wonder World Dr #100, San Marcos, TX 78666
Otsu Asian Bistro & Sushi Bar
407 S Stagecoach Trail #101, San Marcos, TX 78666
Balcon Comedor y Bar
407 S Stagecoach Trail Ste. 201, San Marcos, TX 78666
San Marcos Salt Shack
1702 Hunter Rd, San Marcos, TX 78666
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Lower Purgatory Trailhead

Parking lot, 2116 Hunter Rd, San Marcos, TX 78666
4.6(130)
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attractions: Purgatory Creek Natural Area, restaurants: Himalayan Nepalese & Indian Cuisine, Subway, Garcia's, Prik Nam Pla Thai Cuisine, Dos Gatos Kolache Bakery, Hokkaido Ramen and Sushi Bar, Otsu Asian Bistro & Sushi Bar, Balcon Comedor y Bar, San Marcos Salt Shack
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Nearby attractions of Lower Purgatory Trailhead

Purgatory Creek Natural Area

Purgatory Creek Natural Area

Purgatory Creek Natural Area

4.7

(381)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Lower Purgatory Trailhead

Himalayan Nepalese & Indian Cuisine

Subway

Garcia's

Prik Nam Pla Thai Cuisine

Dos Gatos Kolache Bakery

Hokkaido Ramen and Sushi Bar

Otsu Asian Bistro & Sushi Bar

Balcon Comedor y Bar

San Marcos Salt Shack

Himalayan Nepalese & Indian Cuisine

Himalayan Nepalese & Indian Cuisine

4.9

(234)

$

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Subway

Subway

3.6

(238)

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Garcia's

Garcia's

4.2

(939)

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Prik Nam Pla Thai Cuisine

Prik Nam Pla Thai Cuisine

4.6

(208)

$

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Reviews of Lower Purgatory Trailhead

4.6
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4.0
3y

Non-local here. Nice trail but we had trouble with our dogs at the end.. Spent the weekend in San Marcos with family and 2 dogs. Morning temp was like mid 60s so we decided to find a trail to take the dogs on a walk. We had walked one trail on a previous trip but found one closer this time by our hotel. We liked the scan option for trail leads. They seemed accurate. We find our way through even though the trails were poorly marked in places. So we ended up hiking longer than expected. Our large dogs are mostly indoors so getting out hiking is a treat and they love it. But this day we had a bad outcome hiking here. We were almost 2.5 hrs in and finding our way out and the dogs started slowing down. Trail was shaded and rocky with an occasional walk outside in the sun. We were headed out when both dogs stopped walking. So to our surprise both dogs paws pads were pink and peeling. Bad enough that they had to be carried out the rest of the way back to our vehicles. The 60lb was carried out ok but our 90lb needed 2 people to carry him. These dogs have been hiking trails many times before and never have had this happen. We will definitely pass on this trail...

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5.0
7y

Very nice set of hiking trails that makes you feel like you've gotten away from it all. All of the trail surfaces are dirt and rocks, so none are wheelchair or stroller accessible.

I would recommend bringing a phone if you're unfamiliar with the trail layout, as it can be a bit confusing at first. There is good gps signal though, and all of the trails are marked on Google Maps.

This trail head links up to Upper Purgatory if you follow Dante's trail past the intersection with Beatrice trail, where you'll find an entirely different set of trails and parking lot. Only go past that point of you're prepared for...

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4.0
2y

This was very nice change of pace. Bring confortable hiking shoes, water for a long walks.... especially now in the summer. It was interesting to navigate. Lots of people on the trail and many of them claimed they were loat. Tons on mountain bikers so pay attention if you wear earbuds. I liked did about half abd that was around 5 miles there and back. The good picture of the map on the way in. It will...

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Laura HendricksLaura Hendricks
Non-local here. Nice trail but we had trouble with our dogs at the end.. Spent the weekend in San Marcos with family and 2 dogs. Morning temp was like mid 60s so we decided to find a trail to take the dogs on a walk. We had walked one trail on a previous trip but found one closer this time by our hotel. We liked the scan option for trail leads. They seemed accurate. We find our way through even though the trails were poorly marked in places. So we ended up hiking longer than expected. Our large dogs are mostly indoors so getting out hiking is a treat and they love it. But this day we had a bad outcome hiking here. We were almost 2.5 hrs in and finding our way out and the dogs started slowing down. Trail was shaded and rocky with an occasional walk outside in the sun. We were headed out when both dogs stopped walking. So to our surprise both dogs paws pads were pink and peeling. Bad enough that they had to be carried out the rest of the way back to our vehicles. The 60lb was carried out ok but our 90lb needed 2 people to carry him. These dogs have been hiking trails many times before and never have had this happen. We will definitely pass on this trail in the future.
Stephen Mesko (Stevie)Stephen Mesko (Stevie)
Very nice set of hiking trails that makes you feel like you've gotten away from it all. All of the trail surfaces are dirt and rocks, so none are wheelchair or stroller accessible. I would recommend bringing a phone if you're unfamiliar with the trail layout, as it can be a bit confusing at first. There is good gps signal though, and all of the trails are marked on Google Maps. This trail head links up to Upper Purgatory if you follow Dante's trail past the intersection with Beatrice trail, where you'll find an entirely different set of trails and parking lot. Only go past that point of you're prepared for the walk back.
Ana Bruja - KhayosAna Bruja - Khayos
This was very nice change of pace. Bring confortable hiking shoes, water for a long walks.... especially now in the summer. It was interesting to navigate. Lots of people on the trail and many of them claimed they were loat. Tons on mountain bikers so pay attention if you wear earbuds. I liked did about half abd that was around 5 miles there and back. The good picture of the map on the way in. It will come in handy.
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Non-local here. Nice trail but we had trouble with our dogs at the end.. Spent the weekend in San Marcos with family and 2 dogs. Morning temp was like mid 60s so we decided to find a trail to take the dogs on a walk. We had walked one trail on a previous trip but found one closer this time by our hotel. We liked the scan option for trail leads. They seemed accurate. We find our way through even though the trails were poorly marked in places. So we ended up hiking longer than expected. Our large dogs are mostly indoors so getting out hiking is a treat and they love it. But this day we had a bad outcome hiking here. We were almost 2.5 hrs in and finding our way out and the dogs started slowing down. Trail was shaded and rocky with an occasional walk outside in the sun. We were headed out when both dogs stopped walking. So to our surprise both dogs paws pads were pink and peeling. Bad enough that they had to be carried out the rest of the way back to our vehicles. The 60lb was carried out ok but our 90lb needed 2 people to carry him. These dogs have been hiking trails many times before and never have had this happen. We will definitely pass on this trail in the future.
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Very nice set of hiking trails that makes you feel like you've gotten away from it all. All of the trail surfaces are dirt and rocks, so none are wheelchair or stroller accessible. I would recommend bringing a phone if you're unfamiliar with the trail layout, as it can be a bit confusing at first. There is good gps signal though, and all of the trails are marked on Google Maps. This trail head links up to Upper Purgatory if you follow Dante's trail past the intersection with Beatrice trail, where you'll find an entirely different set of trails and parking lot. Only go past that point of you're prepared for the walk back.
Stephen Mesko (Stevie)

Stephen Mesko (Stevie)

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This was very nice change of pace. Bring confortable hiking shoes, water for a long walks.... especially now in the summer. It was interesting to navigate. Lots of people on the trail and many of them claimed they were loat. Tons on mountain bikers so pay attention if you wear earbuds. I liked did about half abd that was around 5 miles there and back. The good picture of the map on the way in. It will come in handy.
Ana Bruja - Khayos

Ana Bruja - Khayos

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