Trails
Whether you walk, run or bike, you’ll find an inviting trail nearby connecting you to neighbors, nature and our many amenities. These border-to-border trails link villages, village centers and activity hubs while providing scenic views, fitness stations and recreational spots along greenbelts, waterways and creeks. Educational plaques on the Cypress Creek Nature Trail and Josey Lake trails share fascinating details about the plants and wildlife you’ll encounter, making every journey an opportunity to explore and learn.
Cypress Creek
Nature Trail
The Cypress Creek Nature Trail spans 1,000 acres and is home to over 300 bird species, diverse wildlife and native vegetation. The trail stretches 2.5 miles, with plans to expand to six miles, including The Prairie Trail, The Lake Trail and The Wood Trail. Pathways and sidewalks connect to the main trail, with secondary and mountain bike trails weaving through dense woods. Wildlife observation areas, benches and educational signs provide insights into the area’s history and native plants and animals. The trailhead at Oak Meadow Park offers a 30-acre wooded setting with picnic areas, a stocked lake, an 18-hole disc golf course and a covered pavilion with recreation equipment and restrooms. Get a detailed trail map at the Welcome Center to guide your adventure through this historic landscape.
Community Lakes
Trails
Bridgeland’s community lake trails wind through green spaces and around serene lakes in every neighborhood. These interconnected trail systems seamlessly link neighborhoods to key amenities, including schools, churches, Lakeland Activity Center, Dragonfly Park, Lakeland Village Center and nearby trails like House-Hahl Trail and Cypress Creek Nature Trail.
House Hahl
Trail
Named after the historic “House and Hahl” road, House Hahl Trail offers a unique blend of fitness and nature. The first mile includes exercise stations with signs for a nature-inspired workout. The second mile features approximately 1,000 trees, creating a serene, wooded setting. Once completed, this trail will span the entire community, providing the perfect route for running, biking, or leisurely strolls while connecting residents with Bridgeland’s beautiful landscape.
Parkland
Common
Parkland Common, a mile-long, 12-foot-wide linear park and trail system in Parkland Village, ensures safe passage for families traveling to Wells Elementary, Bridgeland High, and Sprague Middle School. Five circuit training fitness stations along the trail offer opportunities to enhance workouts. Two parks along Parkland Common provide spaces for play and relaxation.