Canyon of the Eagles Loop Trail is a 3.3 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Burnet, Texas that features a lake. The trail is good for all skill levels and primarily used for hiking, walking, camping, birding, and fishing.
kid friendly
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lake
views
wild flowers
wildlife
Canyon of the Eagles offers 940 acres of Texas wilderness. Nature Trails and Hiking Hiking is the absolute best way to experience the rugged natural beauty of Texas, and Canyon of the Eagles Resort is the absolute best place to start your Texas hiking journey. Make it a day of discovery on the 14 miles of designated hiking trails. Whatever you wish to see - wildlife, wildflowers, lakeside lowlands or breathtaking vistas - the astonishing diversity of the Hill Country is yours to explore. Day Use Fees $6 per person per day Children ages 10 and under admitted free
Highlights include Armadillo sightings throughout walk and potential of bald eagle sightings. No elevation, no substantial views. Just a nice walk around the grounds.
Lenore A.
Not impressed. Bird watchers might enjoy it as there were several signs for bird nesting areas. We didn't even see a lizard! Maybe if you want to drive all that way to walk but there are nicer places much closer. If the lake ever fills up again, I will consider giving it a second try.
My wife and I came here to camp. It was during the week in springtime and we literally saw only one other person while we were there. The park guide was nice enough to put us out on the furthest point on the primitive sites, our camping spot was atop a cascading cliff that ended in Lake Buchanan. The Trails that meander through the park cover a lot of distance with plenty of variety in sights and sounds. Plenty of wildlife out here too!