I love this place. Hard to believe I lived in San Antonio for a long time and only found this place while living in McQueeney. The trails are a perfect mix of paved and gravel with little bonus deer trails. There’s picnic tables a pavilion and a playground down the library trail for the kiddos. It is pet friendly and has poop disposal areas. I just wish some people would use them. Other than that the lookout area s beautiful around sunset and it’s a fun place to take the kids to burn off steam.

I really like coming here! Its full of great memories such as being proposed to last year in December. It has a lovely view at the top, a little past the Tower especially during Sunset. Theres multiple trails to walk through and they are labeled 3 different levels for difficulty and length, my Fiance, our Fur Daughter and I love them all and we have visited twice this past week. Also theres a few Picnic Tables and Benches in different areas, my Fiance and I play a board game called GO on the same lovely Picnic Table near the great view.This place is a must Visit at least once while in SA!

If you want a workout this is the place for you. A hill that goes up and down with many options. A sidewalk with a wide path and smaller paved paths. Smaller and rougher trails with steep grades. At the top is a limestone tower with scenic views. Plenty of workout stations along the sidewalk path. I love hiking and love the many options this park provides. ️

This is a nice place to go for a walk. They have wheelchair access for most of the trails, which is great. My husband and I like a bit more challenge, so we found some smaller trails leading off the main pathway that are a lot of fun. Great for some morning exercise.

If I could give it another 5 stars I would. The trails and park are always well kept and generally litter free. Great landscape for the entire family and I love that you can choose so many different paths.

A beautiful and scenic park. Walking trails and nice hikes. Theres also a playground and working out equipment along the path.

Be aware: if you are immuno-compromised or wish to reduce your chance of transmission or infection of COVID-19, it is not physically possible to maintain a 6ft distance from other people on any of the trails. Most people do not wear masks and do not practice social distancing at this park.The park is still beautiful and new segments of paved smooth pathways have been laid and made available.

Super fun trail with lots of great lookout spaces and scenery. If you like a trail that will keep you engaged and is lots of fun to walk and hike, this is the one for you.

Great place. Good for running and walking. Tower is awesome and some wildlife. Come check it out u wont regret it ️

This place is pretty cool! A few trails, some good views, and even some fun hill country birds await those who make the trek to visit San Antonios highest point...topped with a castle lookout tower.

This beautiful park is so awesome....its a challenge for any person looking to just go for a walk in the area and just walking to the top has some awesome and beautiful views. There is even an open area to hold an outdoor conference or outdoor poetry reading....which is near the Julia Yates library. The trails have some park benches and some working and non-working out machines. Bring plenty of water and good shoes and go explore this one of kind hiking trail here on the north east side of SA. If parking lot is full....there is additional parking in the back of the park in Fox run elementary. But not during school days...obviously.

It was my first time visiting. Very nice, not very crowded. The family & I had a good time.

Great place to walk or hike. Take plenty of water and bug repellent. During Summer, its best to hike early before 9am or later after 730pm

This is relatively short walking trail with moderately challenging walking trails and some shade. I am glad that they are paving more of the trails because the gravel is hard on my feet, ankles, and knees. My biggest problem is all of the dog poop that dog owners leave behind on the trails because they dont clean up after their dogs! Most days there are huge dumps right on the trail. It is gross and unsanitary. The city should do more to enforce the rules or ban dogs altogether. It is too hot and stuffy on the trails because of the dense brush, so being on the trail with the dig pooh smell lingering makes sick.

Nice little trail to go walking or running. I wouldnt call this a hiking trail

I give tremendous thanks to the City of San Antonio Parks department every time I visit one of our awesome parks. This one is no exception.It’s a mix of paved and unpaved trails. Some with inclines, some with no inclines. So basically, there is something for everyone here. If you hit every single trail, you can get between 3.2 and 3.5 miles in - but that will include the unpaved trails. A few of them might be considered moderately difficult for a beginner, but not overwhelmingly so, or dangerous, etc. The steepest incline is about 165 feet in elevation change within half a mile stretch.There’s a cool “castle” tower at the top of the hill with a lot of history behind it (it’s fenced off, so you can’t go inside it). There are signs in the parking lot near the trailhead that explain the history, so I won’t bore you with that.The views: on a clear day, you can see the skyline of downtown San Antonio.The bottom line is, this is a fun hike with something for everyone. Use one of the various hiking apps out there if you want to find all of the trails

Great place to go for a hike with the family. So much history to discover. Really enjoyed ourselves..

Great place to hike with a variety of levels. From perfectly smooth concrete to rugged steep climbs. Many options for everyone and there’s some shade! Great vantage points.

Great place for a quick workout or relaxing walk through the trails. There was still some construction going on at the entrance though and no restrooms that I could see.

One of my favorite places to walk around in San Antonio! The view from the top of the hill is beautiful! There are two parking lots one by the Julia Yates Library and the childrens playground off of Judson and the other off of Nacogdoches. There are a ton of trails that go either around the hill to the top or you can hike straight up if youd like. There are accessible trails with clear markers. There are plenty of pick nick tables, benches and exercise equipment scattered throughout the park. There arent many restrooms so keep that in mind. Youll find then at the library or there are porta potties by the playground. The park is pet friendly. Youll see lots of families walking around, joggers, as well as plenty of people with their dogs. If you go as the sun is setting in the summer youll get to see the fire flies put on a show. Its beautiful! Right now the flowers are starting to bloom and youll get a chance to smell the light fragrance as you walk throughout the park. Enjoy!

Love, love, love this park! So many different trails off the regular path. I once found a really cool shelter made of huge sticks that could fit two people. The tower is pretty awesome to behold and looking out at the highest (natural?) point in SA is really cool too. The signs/trail markers need some updating. Also, wheelchair friendly!

Great park for very short hikes unless you dont mind repeatedly going in circles. That said, a permanent trail map or 6 would be appreciated.

They just need to have good bathrooms because kids always need to go or some times pregnant woman when they take there other kids they have.

Just walking trails. No other amenities. Nice view at top. The castle was a let down.

If your looking to be one with nature Comanche park is the place to visit and it has an amazing story behind it

Great place for a quick jog or hike, several trails to choose from. Great Hill country landscape. Some are paved and some are unpaved. Great views over looking the city from the top. The watch tower is pretty cool as well. Pet friendly. Water fountains and picnic tables. Body weight exercise machines available along the trail. Portable restroom on location

Grrat trail options. Gets steep and has great views. Short but sweet routes, and picnic tables throughout.

Wonderful Park. Nice trails, covered playground is a plus. Also a nice library just a few feet away.

Excellent trails, good for hiking and running. We enjoyed birding early one morning. Parking lot gets crowded later in the day. Also has picnic tables and stationary exercise equipment.

Clean park and nice trails. Great view at the top.

My first time there, the lookout is so cool! I loved the tower and learning the history. You can easily miss this gem as its right off a busy road. The best sight was the looking out from the hill in the evening and seeing all the city lights and the sunset.

Some people are kinda stan ofish but its a cool place i hope to get to know people more.

I love coming here for a nice walk with my family. Its truly a hidden gem. There are nice trails and hills for walking or running and a beautiful view from the top of downtown San Antonio in the distance. Come in the evening to watch a beautiful sunset from the top.

Loved, loved, loved lots of trails some rocky some paved. Wonderful place to get out for a hike with the family. Lots of shady areas along the trails so the hot sun not so bad. Make sure to take yourselves so water u gonna need it. Beautiful views on top of hill. Definitely recommend.

We love this place. Its great for a good walk. Good for all levels of exercise.

Amazing park for walkers, joggers or runners looking to get some hill or light terrain work in. Not sure how fun it would be for little ones - I didn’t see any parks or playgrounds but lots of places for walking or running with a stroller. Mix of fairly challenging incline hiking with rocks, smooth concrete and uneven pavement. Trails clearly marked for degree of difficulty as well as to ensure you see what you want to see and don’t get lost. Lots of shade, benches along the path. Some water fountains as well if you need to refill.

A beautiful local park with well-kept, mostly-shaded trails, weaving up to the top of Comanche Lookout. Theres a medieval-looking tower at the top for pictures, but stunning and peaceful panoramic views at the top.Great for reflection, prayer, deep discussion, and clearing your head.You can park off Nacogdoches rd, or connect through the Yates Semmes library loop trail. That parking lot has a great playground for little bitty and bigger kids.Water fountains are located at the top and near the library loops, and 2 of them have the doggy water fountains as well. There is a port-o-potty that is maintained regularly.We like to hike, play on the playground, and then relax in the library to cool down. Great for families and to bring your dog.

This is a nice local hike that’s easily access with different levels from short and easy to more incline and slightly off the beaten path. There’s a small parking lot that’s free and the start of the trail is just off it. Walking up the trail you’ll see signs for different levels. All the trails are paved, however, there are smaller off the path trails that people have created to increase incline. From the lookout point you’ll be able to see the city including downtown. There’s plenty of bench and picnic tables along with trash can throughout so that was nice. Only reason I gave it 4 start is the people that go there sometimes don’t pick up after their dog so just watch your steps. Otherwise it’s nice to do nature walk/hike that’s enjoyable without having to worry about watching out for bikes. You can’t really get lost if you stick to the main paved trails since they seem to go around in circles.

Went here hoping wed have a view of Neowise, even with the light pollution from the city, but too many trees in the direction we needed and the lookout point was fenced off (albeit someone had torn down a portion of the fence) and boarded up as well. But there were plenty of paths and a great night time view of the city. Will go back again to just take some photos of the city when our comet chasing is done :)

Bring your mask and wear it, people! The main trail up is plenty wide, but people dont stay 6ft apart when passing.And despite the COVID rant, this park is a nice place to come walk, get some elevation, and be around some interesting history.

Really good place to take a walk. Plenty of paved trails.

I love the hiking trail at this park! There are beautiful overlook views along the trail and a lot of trees for shading. The park is also pet friendly, so great place to get your pup some exercise.

Interesting historical monument. Excellent views of the city.

Very nice small park. Great for walking or hill workouts.

Comanche lookout is a fantastic trail available to all. Parking and park access are free. Many of the trails are paved, allowing for stroller and wheelchair access. This trail connects to several others. This makes it easy to get turned around. It was so beautiful that I just kept going from trail to trail and got lost. Lucky Google maps had a walking setting. It allows to make your location the start point and the parking lot the end destination. It will guide you back to your car along the trails. Youre likely less than a mile from your car from any given point.

Beautiful place to do exercise and have a nice view of the city

One of my most preferred trails to run. The greenery here is top notch. Great selection of paths, nice challenges, on and off pavement, its perfect and 2 laps equates 4 miles. They even have an on site pirter potty for, ya know.

This place was good to take the girlfriend to hike to, bring water!

Nice place to really loose weight. Or just tone up muscles . The sun dont hit you much because the wooded area . But you get the heat out of it . So its works out

Good park to see the sunset, look out tower is closed, and parking is very small.

Great for walking hiking AWESOME view of the area and city

Great place, I always enjoy my walks heres.

This is the best spot Ive found for viewing the sunset in the city

Nice park with good trails with varying difficulty. Some are handicap accessible

Usually a very quiet and tranquil place to walk and/or jog. Workout stations throughout the various trails are an added workout bonus. The topmost part of park, by the tower, is a nice eagle eye view of surrounding neighborhoods, land and clear shot of being able to see Tower of the Americas downtown. No wonder it was a advantageous lookout point for Indians back in the day! Be sure to let kiddos play on the shaded playground or visit Semmes Library with beautiful patio to sit out on.

Wonderful place to hike! The trails are marked by difficulty. Some are wheelchair/stroller accessable. The trails are mostly shaded.

Nice park. Good trails. Good shade and breeze.

Great place to hike. Trails are rated 1 - 3 with 1 being easy and paved. Those rated 3 arent paved and are more rugged. Great place to bring to picnic if you choose as there are picnic tables scattered about, as are benches to take a breather. Great scenic views. Awesome place to bring your dog.

Oh man this trail is great for working out there are three levels,the first one is a low grade but nice trail,the second a higher grade with no paved road get ready to sweat,and finally the third grade omg can I say more no need to go to the gym just come here have fun.

Tons of walking trails with a variety of lengths and difficulties; some trails are nicely paved side walks, others gravel, and then even some a little more rough a rocky. Benches scattered throughout if youre in need of a quick rest. I also really love that they do have water fountains spread out as well (including ones for your dog!) since I never seem to bring enough water whenever I am out hiking. Most of the trails have good amount of shade as well, even during hot parts of the day. Definitely one of my favourite parks to go walking at with my adventure pup!

Love the park, very dog friendly, and even has exercise stations

♡One of the most BEAUTIFUL PLACES Ive ever been too♡fun for EVERYONE of all ages ♡perfect for nature lovers and joggers♡YOU gotta check this place out♡

Has a bench every 1/2 mile or so, has water fountains, great shrubbery and greenery. Paved trails and handicap accessible

Great place for a hike, picknik or photos

Very nice park a lot of different trails to explore with a lot of variety on difficulty. My dog definitely loves this spot too.

Nice park with great trails and views. We had a good family time exploring the park. Great trails for all ages and abilities.

Very nice place for hiking, walking and jogging. Good views also.

Great place to catch a view of the area a little wilderness and work out!

Very good hike and uphill definitely a good work out.

For the little space it has, its very scenic and it has a good quiet environment. The views of walking through is nice and its calming to walk or to get a good workout. Its very diverse in the paths and itll tell you which is good for handicap, people new to hiking, or people that needs that extra push over. Theres a bench that you can sit on and have a good view of the nearby city.

Great trails and beautiful scenery.

My son and I took my grandchildren here on an evening when they were restless and we decided, why not?. It was clean, we kept the car lights on us, and the kids thought it was a blast. There was a portable toilet nearby, and no garbage! I thought wed feel a bit creepy, but no, it was a real adventure. There stargazers climbing to the lookout point, while we stayed at the swings with our little ones. A great night out.

I try to walk here at least three times a week. The park trails are clean. The other patrons are friendly. A good family atmosphere.

Nice park, easy walking trails! Nice day hike and there are some good views of San Antonio. Unfortunately, the tower is closed (I dont think there is any plan to open it). I parked at the public library, kids played on the playground after the hike. Only complaint is that many of the trails look like enhanced deer trails from the main thoroughfare... but dont be fooled, they just need markers!

It provides alot of shade .is great for exercise. Plus once you make it to the top there is an amazing view..the is also alot of off trails you can take to go thru the woods.

The trail is really nice and you can spend hours walking around, and the tower is a nice place to stop and look at while you rest. The trails are a bit confusing sometimes, and its very easy to get lost, but you always come back to where you started. Do not underestimate the difficulty of some trails, btw. Some trails, though fun, are tight and steep, and it can be easy to injure yourself on those if youre not careful.

Nice short trail for a quick hike

Nice park to practice,and for exercise your body

Great park with many trails.

Great place to get outdoor! Trails for everyone (paved and gravel).

My favorite... well most favorite of all the parks!

Perfect place to take kids. I take my son to the library, then the park, and then we get our exercise in with a little hike through the trails. Its busy enough that I feel safe going alone and the views are great. Tons of great picnic spots too. By far our favorite park.

Nice trailway for a small space. You could finish all of it in an hour or so.

Good walking trails and the summit had always been a good chill spot to see what it is all about. (Wouldnt hurt to add a few markers to make it easier for the new people who go.) Also to be careful about punk kid stuff. I have seen park police frequently on the paths and trying to make it better for them women who think that Im a boogeyman or something. But I am sure that they run faster in paranoia Im just helping them out with their PT.

Love the trails! Different level of trails for you to experience eight along with nature!

We love coming to this park. The view after hicking up. Very beautiful park.

Nice park. Has different trails for all abilities

Went to early vote, very quick.

Nice trails with moderate intensity levels for exercising. You can go from a nice stroll with your parents or kids, to running. As long as you stay on the trails you wont get lost, but once you venture off the trails its very easy to find your way back. Lots of friendly people, benches, some picnic tables, and a playground. Make sure your GPS takes you to the Nocogdoches entrance, otherwise the other entrances have limited parking.

Its a great little trail if you want to get outdoors alone, with dogs, friends, or family.

This is such a gem of a park! Surprisingly lots of trails in a small area, and the tower at the top of the hill is interesting to check out. There are some nice vistas of the surrounding areas with well placed benches to enjoy the view!

Nice shady hilly place to walk for an hour..good views of san antonio at top of hill.

Nice trail to take a nature walk with 2 difficulty levels.

Great trail. Lots of fun to walk with a dog. Only issue is some of the surface is a heavily grooved asphalt. Makes walking a little tough on your ankles. Great location. Very nice park.

Good walking trails, easy access, and in town so no long drive.

Trails could be marked better. Other than the map at the parking lot I didnt see another. This makes it very hard to determine if you want to turn back around or maybe loop back further down the trail.Didnt see any signs pointing to lookout points or interesting locations other than the tower.

Awesome trails they have different levels to accommodate all levels of alethicism. The top has a beautiful view to sit and take in. There is fitness equipment along the trails as well. Great family trail.

Great little hike and well kept.

Walking/running/biking trails. Some rest areas and drinking fountains throughout. Also some light resistance exercises. Some entrances had trash cans and bags for your pets as it was pet friendly. Also had a couple of Port a pottys for restroom.

Leave time to hit off trails before dark. A lot of paved paths and wheelchair accessibility on paths too