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Clear Lake Park

Type: Trail

Length: 0.50 Mile

Elevation Gain: N/A

Cost: Free

Rating:

(2.50)1

Difficulty: halfstar

(0.50)

Solitude:

(0.50)

ADA Accessible: N/A

Bikes Allowed: Yes

Dogs Allowed: Yes

Interpretive Guide: No

Address: 5001 Nasa Parkway

City: Seabrook

County: Harris

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Photos

The trail forks around one of the many playgrounds. (Photo by Blaze)

The are several piers at the park that you can walk out on or fish from. (Photo by Blaze)

There are a lot of aquatic birds, including pelicans, at Clear Lake Park. (Photo by Blaze)

This is a view of the playground and one of the many covered picnic areas. You can also catch a glimpse of the trail. (Photo by Blaze)

This is the sign to the park. (Photo by Blaze)

Log Entries

Beautiful Park Along Clear Lake
By Blaze on 3/2/2013
Rating: 2point5stars

Difficulty: halfstar

Solitude:

Distance: 0.50 Mile Duration: 10 minutes

Clear Lake Park is a very pretty park along Clear Lake. It has a playground for kids, covered picnic/bbq areas, gazebos, restrooms, pavillion, and a short trail that runs around and through the park. Since the park is along the water, there are numerous birds, including pelicans. You can watch the pelicans soar up and then dive straight down in the water in search of a meal. There are also a couple of piers that you can walk out on or fish from. This would be a nice park for family and friends to spend an afternoon at.

Another advantage of this park is that it is on the Bay Area Hike & Bike Trail. You can read my log of that trail here.

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