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Figueroa Trail System

Type: Trail

Length: 4.50 Miles

Elevation Gain: N/A

Cost: Free

Rating:

(2.50)2

Difficulty: 1point5stars

(1.75)

Solitude:

(3.75)

ADA Accessible: N/A

Bikes Allowed: N/A

Dogs Allowed: N/A

Interpretive Guide: No

City: Del Rio

County: Val Verde

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The trail still had a lot of pretty wildflowers growing along it. (Photo by Blaze)

The trail provides nice views of the reservoir. (Photo by Blaze)

A flock of sheep was grazing near the 2 mile marker. (Photo by Blaze)

The trail ends at a corral which I believe is intended for sheep. (Photo by Blaze)

The trail forks in a couple of places. Each spur takes you down closer to a different part of the reservoir shore. (Photo by Blaze)

The trail starts on the other side of the railroad tracks and takes you into a hunting area. (Photo by Blaze)

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By zemaitisa12 on 9/7/2019
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Distance: 2.10 Miles Duration: 1 hour, 26 minutes

Very rocky but a great little hike to stay near the lake. The dogs and I went off roading for most of it so they could stay in the water but we managed to complete one hike around a finger!

Be Careful During Hunting Season
By Blaze on 11/13/2013
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Distance: 9.50 Miles Duration: 3 hours, 2 minutes
The Figueroa Trail System is a linear trail with various spurs that take you down close to the shore of the reservoir. When I hiked it, the water level was very low so the shoreline had receded quite a bit. During the months of Nov-Feb, hunting season is in effect and the Figueroa Trail System is in a hunting area. Hike at your own risk. At a minimum, I recommend wearing a hunter orange vest so you can be more visible to the Bubbas. The trail is pretty basic, but it offers nice views of the reservoir. The trail ends at a corral, which I assume is for sheep since I saw about 15-20 sheep grazing in this general area.