Pine Gully Trail is a 5.6 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Seabrook, Texas that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Sitting alongside Pine Gully Park is Carother's Coastal Garden that can be rented out for events. It features an old, Spanish-style home and waterfront grounds with enchanting gardens. Perfect for weddings, very romantic. Be prepared to stray from your course as there are many primitive side trails and things to explore. You won't regret it. Great family day trip. Work up an appetite and head to Tookie's - a local favorite for one of the best hamburgers you will ever eat. There is a $20 admission fee to enter the park. Accessibility: The trail surface is dirt/gravel and it is typically at least six feet wide. It is gentle, all estimated to be 3% or less. Most wheelchair and stroller users will find this trail navigable although some areas may be bumpy.
Sitting along the texas coastal Birding trail you will encounter beautiful sea birds and other wildlife such as alligator, deer, chickens, and even peacocks. The trail winds through many of Seabrooks amazing parks Baybrook park offers a tennis court, playground and restrooms and parking. Hester Park offers parking as well as a lovely butterfly garden to enjoy. Pine gully park offers parking, covered gazebos with grills, Bay views as well as a 1500 foot fishing pier. The city is currently adding a barrier free, totally assessable, Natural playground. This new playground is going to include sand pits and sand tables, a friendly tire snake, a serpent mound, embankment slides,tree forts,water features as well as fruit trees and vegatable gardens.
South on I-45 to nasa parkway, to 146. Nasa ends in Seabrook.
March 6, 2021Very nice - only part of it was along a road
February 21, 2021February 14, 2021February 8, 2021We really enjoyed the parts near the water, but did not enjoy the parts along the road and the narrow bridges along the road. It does not cost $20 if you park at one of the other parks along the trail and walk to Pine Gully Park.
February 3, 2021Great trail excellent condition and peace full walk. Training so was carrying double weighted pack and it was a great 5 miles
January 2, 2021December 18, 2020Nice trail in general, didn’t like the portion where you have to walk along the roads. Check out the Pine Gully Park.
December 6, 2020October 24, 2020Awesome!
October 4, 2020October 2, 2020September 18, 2020The walk was really fun, it wasn't very challenging though. the scenery was also very pretty. I would definitely go again. No one else mentioned it, but there is a $20 admission per vehicle to get into the park. I thought I'd let everyone know.
September 13, 2020great clean trail to ride even with the kids!
September 5, 2020Beautiful trail once you get in but a bit confusing to navigate. Don’t forget the bug spray.
August 30, 2020August 17, 2020Not a bad trail, half of it is shaded so be sure to wear sunscreen! You can venture off to the Seabrook wildlife side where it’s covered with trees. Every time I’ve gone it’s pretty heavily trafficked but with school coming back it’ll probably be just fine
August 12, 2020A lot of full sun so wear sun screen! It’s not just a secluded trail, but a nicely maintained trail. Crossed some parks, neighborhoods, and roads with car traffic to get to the water. Water was great, made it to the fishing bridge. Nice breeze! Saw a ribbon snake on one part of the trail, was able to pick him up. You don’t need a full pack. I wore a fanny with 33oz cold water with electrolytes.
August 3, 2020Great walking/ running path. Not worth biking as far as the trail (too easy) but beautiful views along the way
August 2, 2020This trail was shaded in parts and no shade in others. There are a ton of birds and things to see along the way. I really enjoyed this run.
August 2, 2020Excellent walking path. I wore my hiking boots and that turned out to be unnecessary. The trail is beautifully maintained with pea gravel and wooden foot bridges across shallow channels. There are plenty of benches, a public restroom with spicket, plenty of trash cans, and it is well shaded. Perfect for a run or walk with your dog
July 28, 2020July 23, 2020fun trail!
July 19, 2020Went shortly after sunrise on a Sunday in July. Ample free parking at the southern end. Moderate to heavy traffic. Portion of the trail runs by the street, albeit a quiet one. Enjoyable wooded parts. Great overall
July 12, 2020July 12, 2020Awesome
July 1, 2020good, easy, well maintained trail with a long fishing Pier at the end.
June 14, 2020Easy, some shade. Make sure to wear lots of sunblock though and bug spray! I park over at friendship park because it’s free. If you park at Pine Gully park then it could cost you anywhere between 5 and 20 dollars unless you are a Seabrook resident. Besides those their is quite a few different entrances.
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