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Memorial Park: Cambodia Trail 28 60 hikes within 60 miles: houston 4 MEMORIAL PARK: Cambodia Trail IN BRIEF KEy AT-A-GLANCE i INFORMATION Memorial Park, the largest urban park in Texas, is often called the Central Park of Houston. It LENGTH: 3.4 miles includes an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, CONFIGURATION: Out-and-back baseball and softball fields, football and soccer DIFFICULTy: Moderate fields, picnic sites, a 3-mile jogging trail, swim- SCENERy: Creek beds, woodlands, ming pool, croquet, volleyball, in-line skating, kudzu field cycling, and hiking. The 1,600-acre park was ExPOSURE: Shady acquired by William C. Hogg from the U.S. TRAIL TRAFFIC: Moderate government in 1918; he subsequently turned it TRAIL SURFACE: Dirt over to the City of Houston. The park already HIKING TIME: 2 hours contains many hiking and biking trails, but DRIvING DISTANCE: Inside the 610 Loop, 0.6 miles from the intersec- there are plans to add additional trails. All the tion of the 610 Loop and Woodway wooded areas on the south side of the park are Drive. crisscrossed by trails, many of which run along ACCESS: Free Buffalo Bayou and other smaller creeks. MAPS: USGS Houston Heights; trail map available at trailhead WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: None DESCRIPTION FACILITIES: Restrooms, picnicking, baseball fields, trail signs The Cambodia Trail starts from the next SPECIAL COMMENTS: The Cambodia entrance off Memorial Drive, but because this Trail is heavily used on the week- entrance is often closed, park at the entrance ends by cyclists but is used only directly past the second stoplight. There are sparingly during the week. This up- and-down trail can be challenging restrooms and water fountains near the park- for those with limited abilities but ing lots. Once parked, go east toward the park is still easily hiked by most people. road that runs parallel to Memorial Drive. The trail has numerous color-coded trail markers to help you navigate Hike along the road past a small parking lot the park. There is heavy car traffic on the right until you come to an entrance gate on weekends, so those with a respi- farther along Memorial Drive. Go around the ratory condition should be cautious. front of the gate to the green trailhead marker across the entrance road. Head straight into the woods and then go left, following the trail. The dirt trail surface is only about 3 feet wide and is not wide enough for hikers and cyclists at Directions GPS TRAILHEAD From the 610 Loop and Woodway Drive, drive COORDINATES 0.6 miles west to the second stoplight. Turn LATITUDE: N 29° 45.822' right and then left. Parking is available on LONGITUDE: W 95° 26.380' both sides of the Memorial Park Picnic Loop. 60Houston2E.indb 28 9/30/11 2:13:29 PM 0 500 1,000 4 Memorial Park: Cambodia Trail feet e v ri D p o o Memorial Park L To l a Woodway Dr. Golf Course i r and o m 610 e M Memorial Loop Drive Memorial Drive P icnic Lane P P ic ic ni n c ic La Lan ne e MEMORIAL PARK B uff alo Ba you ad Ro k ic River Oaks ow ill Country Club W 80 70 60 50 40 FEET 30 20 10 0 0.5 1 1.5 1.7 MILES 60Houston2E.indb 29 9/30/11 2:13:30 PM 30 60 hikes within 60 miles: houston The Cambodia Trail heads toward Memorial Drive before going back into the trees the same time, so look ahead and listen from behind at all times. Step to the right if you see or hear a cyclist coming. The winding trail has a deep creek bed to the right and Memorial Drive to the left. As it goes toward Memorial Drive, the trail heads downhill and right. This descent is quite steep in some areas, so watch your footing and take it slowly if you are not wearing proper hiking shoes. Continue on the trail uphill and to the right as it takes you away from Memorial Drive and back into the trees. These mixed pine and oak woodlands, which are hemmed in by urban sprawl from all directions, contain a diverse population of birds, including the yellow-crowned night heron, the pileated woodpecker, and during winter months, the great horned owl. Pine, oak, and hickory trees border most of the trail, and you can also find parsley hawthorn, American beautyberry, snowdrop tree, sweet bay magnolia, eastern redbud, Texas mountain laurel, coral honey- suckle, coral bean, and southern wax myrtle. Animals to watch for include Virginia opossum, gray squirrel, eastern mole, fox squirrel, evening bat, nine- banded armadillo, raccoon, swamp rabbit, coyote; venomous snakes here are coral snakes and copperheads. Go past a trail marker on your left and one on your right. Follow the marker on your right to head back into the trees with the creek bed on your right. The ground on the left goes uphill, away from the trail. The trail narrows slightly, so be even more vigilant about watching for cyclists. Continue past another trail marker and go left and downhill over numerous tree roots. As the trail takes a 60Houston2E.indb 30 9/30/11 2:13:31 PM HOUSTON (Inside the Beltway) | 4 :: Memorial Park: Cambodia Trail 31 big bend to the right, go through the next intersection heading straight ahead. At the next trail marker on the left, continue straight. The trail winds right and then sharply left, with a lot of accumulated sand on the trail surface. Head downhill and then back up the other side of the hill, hiking over tree roots and packed dirt. At the next intersection, go left. The cyclists like to take the steeper right fork, but it’s best for hikers to take the high embankment on the left. Con- tinue straight at the next intersection where the two trails meet. The trail bends sharply left and uphill over an eroded stretch. The center of the trail is at least two feet below the sides. The trail then curves right with the creek bed still on your right. You can still clearly hear the traffic on Memorial Drive, to your left. Continue past a trail marker on your right and go straight to stay on the trail. There are numerous vines hanging from the trees, and the vegetation is thick; however, visibility into the trees is good. Go past another trail marker on the left and head downhill over another eroded part of the trail. Once downhill, go to the right and head back uphill. The trail continues to wind back and forth going up and downhill many times before coming to another trail marker on the right. Head downhill and to the right, past the marker. Go uphill and follow the trail as it winds uphill over big tree roots. Pass another trail marker on the right. The trail, which levels some, is not quite so up and down here. Go between two trees—hard for a bike but on foot quite easy. As the trail takes a big turn to the left, it heads downhill before leveling again. Continue past another marker as you step up and over a small embankment. The trail takes a quick left and then goes right, heading downhill. A big bend left takes the trail uphill. Head slightly left to stay on the trail and then climb steeply uphill. Go around a fallen tree and then head right. Cross a small bridge and then follow the trail as it winds back and forth. After a big bend to the left, the trail heads uphill gradually to another trail marker on the right. Go straight to the next trail marker and a sign on the right that states no bikes beyond this point. After the sign the trail winds left and then right passing more no-bikes signs on the left. The trail is much flatter here with little elevation change. Con- tinue straight past another trail marker on the right. As the trail curves left, it narrows some. Hike past a nursery on your left and follow the marker on the right. The trail takes a big right turn before going past two benches and another trail marker. Go right onto a narrower part of the trail and then past another trail marker on the right before a big bend to the left. Go over a fallen tree in the middle of the trail and past a marker on the right and another no-bikes sign. Continue past another marker and no-bikes sign as the trail winds back and forth, downhill and then back uphill the other side. As the trail bends right and then takes a quick left, head downhill steeply. Look to your right and you can see the trail that you will be on shortly. Hike past more no-bikes signs on the left and some houses that you can see just over the trees on the left. As the trail swings back to the right, head away from the creek bed and into an opening with a trail marker pointing straight ahead. Go straight 60Houston2E.indb 31 9/30/11 2:13:32 PM 32 60 hikes within 60 miles: houston into a large field of overgrown kudzu vines, a plant that was brought over from Japan for erosion in 1876 and heavily propagated throughout the South in the 1930s. It is one of the most invasive nonnative plants in the southeastern United States, growing up to a foot a day in summer and killing many native plants.
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