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Level: Beginner
Length: 7 mi (11.3 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Network
Elevation: +112/ -173 ft
Total: 34 riders
Mountain Biking Oso Creek Park
#94 of 279 mountain bike trails in Texas
Mostly single track with some double track. Bridges, large hill take plenty of water park is open from 6am to 10 pm WATCH FOR RATTLE SNAKES!!!
First added by Angie Birmingham on Apr 28, 2014. Last updated May 7, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
- Drinking water: unknown
- Lift service: unknown
- Night riding: unknown
- Pump track: unknown
- Restrooms: unknown
- Fat bike grooming: unknown
- E-bikes allowed: unknown
- Fee required: unknown
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From the intersection of Cimarron Blvd. and Yorktown Blvd. head southwest towards the Oso Creek. Go down to the last street on the left Picante Dr, Go to the dead end which is Salsa take a right. the parking lot is at the end of Salsa for there you can see 2 trail heads.
Corpus Christi is notorious for hit in runs when it comes to road cycling. The Oso Creek Park give you a chance to just ride. New work is being done weekly and there is a lot growing support.
| ThankMany more areas added since last month. Muddy down on east side of bay but mostly rideable and tacky today
| ThankSurprisingly dry today after the recent rains. Finally cooling off, only 87 when I finished at 10:30
| ThankPretty overgrown except for main trail. If you go over the big hill at one end, ride to cross the bridge to the other side of the creek. Go to the end, there are miles of double track and some more hills. Got in 10 mikes today doing this. Rode some double track I did not know was there.
| ThankThree quarters of the trails are completely overgrown and unrecognizable, which is a shame considering some of the progress that had been made with the cutting of new trails just six months or so ago. Going to take quite some time and a whole lot of traffic to get everything back to where it was. Great potential for a quick local ride. BTW... VERY little (if any) of the time spent on the "work days" is dedicated to the upkeep of the trails themselves.....
| ThankThere is no way this is 7 miles. Maybe 3 miles of trails total? The double track was recently mown. Some of the single track is pretty good, some is seriously overgrown (i.e., can't see the ground through the long grasses).
| ThankTrails not maintained, needs trail markers. I know they are looking for volunteers to help clear, perhaps next time it'll be a little more open. Ended up riding to several dead ends. Did see some flamingos and other birds.
| ThankFun easy trail with beautiful views of the creek. Be sure to ride when the trail is dry since the clay here makes cleaning later a bit difficult. We did see a bob cat, thankfully it didn't bother us seeing as it had food in its mouth. From what i read volunteers clean the trail every third Saturday of the month, so biking the week after is ideal. I really did enjoy this ride considering I'm a beginner. It has a few variations of paths and hills to practice with.
| ThankWent today Dec.21, 2015, trail recently mowed and cleaned up. Some new sections opened. This trail just gets better!
| ThankSoggy condition & overgrown grass. This AM. Will revisit when conditions are such that I can explore more of the course.
| ThankEasy trail with some new obstacles added. High grass makes parts of trail narrow and hides logs and other objects hidden if you get off the trail. Good hill to climb and descend at one end three elevated wood berms on trail are fun to pedal fast through. Bring extra tube or put flat seal in your tires due to mesquite thorns if you get off the trail.
| ThankGreat for beginners to get the feel for what off road biking is all about. It is also good to keep you on track when you can not travel to the hill country.
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