Whether you like to walk, run, hike, bike, or ride your horse, Georgetown has a trail for you – more than 10 miles of it, plus an additional seven miles of shared-use and equestrian trails at Garey Park.
Randy Morrow Trail:This 5.35 mi. trail follows San Gabriel River from San Gabriel Park to Lake Georgetown and showcases natural springs, historic features, animal tracks, and stargazing and birdwatching areas. The section through Rivery Park is lighted.
Pickett Trail:Named after famous rodeo cowboy Bill Pickett, this rustic, .5 mile challenge follows the cliffs along the scenic South San Gabriel River connecting Blue Hole Park and Chautauqua Park.
San Gabriel Park Loop:This 1.9-mile granite trail loops through San Gabriel Park, with access to the north and south trails.
South San Gabriel Trail:Known for scenic river views and cool rock formations, this 4.15 mi. concrete trail starts in San Gabriel Park and follows the South San Gabriel River to Blue Hole Park through Chautauqua Park. The new Winifred H. Bonner segment is a lighted mile connecting the McMaster complex to Blue Hole.
San Gabriel River Trail:This .45-mile concrete trail follows the San Gabriel River from San Gabriel Park to the Katy Crossing neighborhood, ending at River Bluff Circle.
Katy Crossing Loop Trail:Built by the Georgetown Trails Foundation, this 2-mile, natural surface multi-use trail is great for mountain biking, but is open for use by all.