Lone Star Trail Trailhead #6 — Attraction in Willis

I have been exploring various trailhead in this area and this one is by far my favorite, as stated in the previous reviews ,it has been burned (controlled)the year before , most of the forrest floor is about chest height new growth now. When you first get on the trail i highly suggest that you have some sort of walking stick or twirl your dog leash in front of you as you walk because their are THICK spiderwebs about every 2 feet . Other than that the majority of the trail is cleanly marked and is mostly down hill to the lake . Its very peaceful out here ,little to no noise from civilization. The lake area is vastly open great for camping/ backpacking . I will be returning to camp this...

This was a great trail! Will definitely be going back. I took my 6 year old son and it wasn't too far for him (although we didn't walk the whole trail) we walked about 25 min or so and the trail opened up to the lake and we stopped and hung out there. But the trail did continue on we just didn't check it out this day. My son enjoyed playing in the wet sand at the edge of the lake for about an hour. it was absolutely beautiful and peaceful. There were baby palm trees, some birch trees and giant pine trees, flowers and butterflies...

Only .7 miles from lake Conroe. Great place for a day hike or a week long adventure. My buddy and all our kids have been doing these trails for about 3 years now.we call ourselves the Adventure Pack Crew......APC. when we get out here it's like the rest of the world just melts away Kids don't worry about who's doing what on Facebook of when they can get back on the game. They never want to leave. So much to see and...