Hike – Bike

Beginning at Howard Murph Park, this route encompasses most of Live Oak Peninsula and incorporates many of the sights and experiences found in the Fulton Harbor and Rockport Beach routes. Approximately 25 miles When cycling in Aransas County, as is the case on any public street, always wear a helmet and bright, highly visible clothing. It is also recommended to have a flashing red safety light mounted behind the saddle. Always ride with the flow of traffic, unless routes converge with sidewalks, and please obey all traffic laws and regulations. GREEN – HIGH EASE OF USE: Bike lanes, wide curbed

Memorial Park has a beautiful 1.6 mile asphalt trail that winds through live oak habitat and around a 2.6 acre lake. A 1.6 mile loop trail serves as the passive recreational backbone of the park and meanders around the baseball and soccer fields and thru live oak motts located throughout the  site. The trail is an eight foot wide multi-use asphalt trail and consistently has heavy foot traffic. The trails are lighted and are accompanied by benches and pet waste stations to support use of the trail. To the north of the trail is a triangular section of the park

The 1.08-mile trail features a 10-foot wide concrete path that winds through Live Oak  Forest, running parallel to Tule Creek, and ending at Enterprise Boulevard near Memorial Park. The Tule Creek hike and bike trail begins at an unusual location, next to Wal-Mart with the smoky smell of barbecue from a restaurant wafting through the air. But just a few steps down the trail the aroma begins to fade and the superstore disappears from view. Minutes from the hustle and bustle of downtown Rockport, the hike and bike trail cuts through a wooded area before meeting up with the creek.

Beginning at Rockport Beach Park, this route highlights Rockport Beach, Rockport Harbor, downtown Rockport, historic Water Street, Tule Creek Hike & Bike Trail and scenic Key Allegro on Aransas Bay. Approximately 13.5 miles When cycling in Aransas County, as is the case on any public street, always wear a helmet and bright, highly visible clothing. It is also recommended to have a flashing red safety light mounted behind the saddle. Always ride with the flow of traffic, unless routes converge with sidewalks, and please obey all traffic laws and regulations. GREEN – HIGH EASE OF USE: Bike lanes, wide curbed

Beginning at Fulton Harbor, this route highlights Aransas Bay, Copano Bay, Howard Murph Park and Fulton Harbor. Approximately 11.5 miles When cycling in Aransas County, as is the case on any public street, always wear a helmet and bright, highly visible clothing. It is also recommended to have a flashing red safety light mounted behind the saddle. Always ride with the flow of traffic, unless routes converge with sidewalks, and please obey all traffic laws and regulations. GREEN – HIGH EASE OF USE: Bike lanes, wide curbed lanes or low traffic volume residential streets. Some sidewalk connections. BLUE – MODERATE