I like this hiking spot. I also like that it can be accessible to someone using a wheelchair. Im sure its hard to find Parks that have that. The long Main level loop is accessible with a wheelchair, but if you hit that Restoration trail, that becomes pretty steep really quick. Not as bad as other trails, but if you havent exercised in a while, then your calves will definitely be sore after. Beautiful place though!

Beautiful park with multiple trails in various levels of difficulty. Keep in mind almost none of it is paved. Gets popular on the weekends so don’t forget to wear your mask when passing people. Only downside is dogs are not allowed due to nature preservation/restrictions. It’s a great trail when you want some beautiful sights and a little adventure.

I went at a time when there wasnt a lot of people. Really peaceful. Its hard not to fall in love with this place. It gets quiet and you can only hear the sound of traffic very very faintly. Go here to get some silence and hear yourself think and feel yourself emote.

The scenery here is simply beautiful with trails that blend ever so seamlessly into one another. It offers a variety for everyone, with trails several being easily accessible and other trails that are more challenging. I recommend the main loop trail and water loop trail. Plus one for the restoration trail. Also get here early because it does tend to get packed!

Awesome hiking trails. We stuck go all the outer most trails. Added up to 7 miles

Wow! If you are into hiking this is the place to explore. Many different trails and levels. If you take level 4 it is serious and care must be taken. No bikes and no dogs are allowed. Be sure to take water. Views are beautiful and scenic. Very much enjoyed hiking here. ️

The trails are challenging.. love that there is family out there. Love that you have several options of trails to take and it shady for the most part .you see animals.. its a nice trail for hiking young and old. Its so beautiful once you make it to the top

Just finished hiking the restoration trail which is just under six miles. The hike was quite nice and not crowded at all early in the morning (started hiking at sunrise). The terrain was mostly easy grade with a few rocky areas. Overall, Id rate the trail as easy to moderate provided you are in decent shape.The scenery was nice and it was awesome to get away from the city. The nicest part about this hike is that its only a 20 minute drive from downtown San Antonio.Ill certainly be back to hike again.

Fredrich wilderness park is a wonderful park to visit. There are multiple trails (miles and miles) you can take and different levels of trails based on your fitness. Level 1 are the easiest all the way up to level 4 which can be challenging. With all the apartments in the area, the park is becoming busier. Parking is limited, so try and plan for off peak times if you are driving in to the park. This park does not allow dogs, so best leave Fido behind.

What a beautiful park with numerous trails of varying difficulties! We’ve seen parents with young kids, as well as more experienced hikers tackle the trails.With that said, this park gets very busy on the weekends, especially when it starts to get cooler. You shouldn’t have to worry about the trails being super crowded, but parking can be a challenge as the main parking lot fills up quite quickly. There’s an abundance of side street parking though.Back to the park itself– You can “mix and match” trails or approach them from the opposite direction for a new hiking experience every time. Because there are so many, some very long, you can often find yourself secluded in nature. A majority of this park is also shaded, so you don’t have to worry too much about the sweltering sun. There are stunning views of the hill country if you choose to ascend, and there are quiet wooded areas closer to ground level.

Oh my word!! Why have I never been here before?? So beautiful, like another world. It was so green and refreshing. Pretty decent hiking for San Antonio. There are so many variations of trails. Looking forward to the next hike! Not really stroller friendly, maybe one trail.

The Restoration Way trail gets pretty quiet. Good route for trail running/contemplating. Vista and Fern trails have a couple of steep climbs.

Awesome park in San Antonio! Great trails, well maintained, Im here at least once a week.

Beautiful park! We took the longest trail and loved every minute of it. Wonderful views and some areas that were a semi-challenging climb. I highly recommend hiking here!

The park is amazing, a nice trail with a progressive incline. I got some quality work with moderate intensity but did not feel as if I was working hard. Beautiful place to go.

Easily the best trails in the Bexar County. Plenty of levels listed to gauge the type of trail difficulty you would like to walk down. The multitude of side trails and extensions is what sets this Park from the others. During the COVID climate you have people keeps ng distance with some in masks. Very friendly atmosphere.

Great place for walking or running the trails with decent inclines. You can get 6 miles if you hang a right at every directional post. This park has a great mix of flats and technical trails. Love this place!

Fantastic. Clean. Beautiful wilderness barra just outside of the city. It was one of my favorite things about San Antonio ( I know its not actually SA) this time around.

This is a great place to take a leisure walk with someone or get yourself into Shape with some major hiking. Multiple trails allow for a ever changing experience each time you go. So get out there and enjoy nature and each other.

Get here early and you can start your hike at the trailhead instead of 2 miles from the parking lot. Small lot fills up quick. Trails are gorgeous and well worth the trip.

Great hiking park for solo hikes or with the family. Can get crowded on the weekend and parking is tight if youre not early and will have to use the surrounding streets. But all ages and skill and fitness levels will enjoy this one. Multiple trails loop together and the marking is really good.One of my favorites in San Antonio area.

Get here early if you want to park in the lot. Wonderful morning walk before the Texas heat of the day!

Delightful park for tranquility and peace. Big trees make cool shadows and provide a comfortable walk all over the place.

This is my favorite trail. Its beautiful and level 4 gives me a good work out. Its well maintained and cared for.

Love the tracks here, enough challenge to really get your HR up and a few burning climbs. It is getting busier though as its popularity has risen! if you show up at 730am you will most likely not be able to park in the parking lot. Do so on the road instead.

This park is great. It is very steep so be prepared to climb up a Hill. You do have to be aware of the wildlife such as snakes and bees and wasps. It used to be much better whee the area was less populatedNow everything is being built up around it and it is losing its ruralness. It was crowded especially since the pandemic and the rich folk that have moved into the area. The apartment and house in the area are very high priced (before someone gets bent of a shape).

If you wanna pass the ____ out heres your spot.. Such a beautiful place for a hike. Saw some cool snakes too

Beautiful views with rocky trails and great feel of being in the wilderness. We only had time for one trail but plan on exploring more.

This is a large wilderness park. The trails are well marked. Part of the trails are wheelchair accessible. It was very hot and most of the forest noise came from the Cicadas. The woods were dry which is pretty usual for south TX during this time of year. If you go during the summer it is best to go early in the AM. All in all, it was a nice park.

It needs more maps during the paths, so the hikers can find the way easier and not be lost!The scanning code didnt show the path when I scanned it. It just take you to the park website.

I love this park. Level 4 is a bit intense if your a runner but such a beautiful park, everyones so friendly when I go.

Beautiful trail. There are level 1-4. Level 4 is most difficult one.

Awesome hike/walk with beautiful nature all around you.

Nice trails with plenty of shaded areas. Enjoyed the hikes with kids

This place is so beautiful. I love the different levels of trails. The windmill still pumps water from a well til this day

Amazing park. Very peaceful and feels a bit more like a park outside of the city. Plenty of trails, some of them can get pretty steep but the diverse terrain always has something to see. This is definitely the park to go to if youre looking for some good trails to run, hike, or just to get that nature feel.

Amazing park, great views, a wide range of trail difficulty and everything is well marked.

Some of the best trails in San Antonio. Marked extremely well with maps at each fork. Many options for experienced hikers and begginers alike. Side note: use the bathroom before coming out they are infested with hundreds of spiders, No exaggeration

First time at the park... nice walking paths, the ‘wilderness’ outing was great for the little ones to be awed at nature and to ‘see what they could see’ while in the ‘wilderness’... several paths and levels to conquer Have to admit, it was a bit crowded... parking is scarce... but it was an enjoyable outing!

Great park! All trails are well marked and maps are scattered along the routes so it’s hard to get lost. The most basic trail is paved and they have ramps allowing for wheelchair access. A nice little hike without driving far outside of San Antonio!

Good trails wear mask

Awesome views and great trails

Great place for a great walk and lots of shade, lots of people though so best time to go is probably early in the am, due to lots of milenials.

Great place for all ages, variety of trails moderate to difficult.

This place was great. We walked the entire perimeter of the park and it was a great work out. If you are looking to hike this is the place for you. With challenging slopes. It was challenging but not too challenging for 3 teens. Great place to go out, but don’t bring dogs because it’s not allowed and I don’t think they would make it.

A beautiful park but trails are very narrow which would be fine if the park didn’t have so many people consistently throughout the times I’ve been recently. Most people not wearing masks and since the trails are narrow, you’re almost brushing up against many people. In this climate I see why our covid numbers are at an all time high and there’s no staff keeping track of the amount of people entering this park.

Awesome trails, they are clean and well maintained. Offers a decent resistance training.

Amazing place! Hiked 11 miles here and just dang, my legs are murdered here today!!! I would say this is a good long hiking spot. Bring plenty of water or you will be regretting it, no refill spots except at the entrance yo trails.

So busy on a Saturday morning but really worth it. Several loop trails of different lengths.

Love this place! So peaceful and beautiful throughout the year. I love that there are so many different trails, with various lengths and terrains so you can choose your difficulty level and length of hike.

Free and beautiful, decent inclines for Texas. No pets though

Lots of shade and it has a trails with differing levels of difficulty. It also has a nice 6 mile trail that me and my dad go on every Saturday. The only thing Id say is GET THERE EARLY! We get there at 6:30 and there are already people in the parking lot.

They dont allow pets, so my leashed dog wasnt allowed. Very disappointed, went across the hiway to Raymond Russell Park and had a beautiful afternoon.

This place was great!! It was just what I needed. And it has so many other trails you can take but just be prepared, you will have an incline and a hiking stick is very useful. Take plenty of water. If your new to hiking take it slower and enjoy the scenes.

Mind and soul healing. Masks not needed, nothing better then nature. Love it!

It was nice and clean. Awesome trails. Wouldnt mind going back again.

Loved hiking this trail. Its peaceful and away from the city. Nice views too.

This is a very nice place to go on a hike or a run. The bathrooms could be cleaner, but otherwise we had a great experience there today. Theres not a ton of elevation gain, so the trails are relatively accessible to a wide range of hikers, presuming the heat/humidity isnt to bad. Most of the time you are hiking in at least partial shade, which helps a lot. As a couple new to the area, the beginning of the hike where signs tell you what the native plants are called was really helpful/informative. The hike is close enough to town to be enjoyed by San Antonio residents, which is nice too. Being nestled in the hills amongst some McMansion developments, this park is frequented by a somewhat snooty crowd at times, but most people seemed to be relatively considerate of other peoples needs. All in all, a good place for City folk to get out for a fun hike and enjoy the trees/wildlife native to the area.

Wonder place to hikeLots of altitude changeHard to park

Its great for hiking. It has a set of different routes to take a walk on.

My favorite and hands down the best organized hiking park in San Antonio with a variety of level 1-4 trails. A great solo experience or with friends and family.

A hidden gem. Lovely trails.

Nice mix of challenge. There are portions of the trail that are accessible.

A beautiful nature trail perfect for anyone who wants to get out.

I hadnt been to this park in awhile (13 years)!- and a lot has changed! But what hasnt changed is that this place is awesome!. Its a great place to go hiking! Lots of wildlife. I really didnt wanna see anything crazy like mountain lions, but its just beautiful!it has 4 levels of intensity and me and my sis tried level 4, which isnt so bad- Lots of steep climbing! But all worth it! It has so much diversity of habitat and species - its quite intriguing! But I loved it!! A+

Awesome park to get away from the hustle and bustle. Somewhat challenging and cool wildlife if you look around.

Never had been here before went through main loop and wow the steepness is no joke but worth every step. LOVED this place for strictly hiking, family friendly... but quite busy on the weekends

Nicely paved as well as beautiful rugged trails with plenty of native flora and fauna species to see.

Gorgeous trails, not too busy, clean, lots of trails to choose from in varying degrees of difficulty. Perfect weekend trip!

This is such a beautiful trail. Theres so much shade and there are hiking levels of every kind. This trail can get massive if you take the right turn and can take up to 3 hours walking. Theres a huge trail in the back that makes you wonder if youre even in the park anymore but, it is quite relaxing. Definitely bring bug spray in summer and water at all times. Always watch your step, Ive fallen a few times. There are huge rocks and deep dips youll be going up agaisnt, its challenging if you let it but fun nonetheless.

Its nice to listen to the birds and watch wildlife. The scenery is gorgeous. But the folks blasting music on their mobile speakers is off-putting to say the least.

Great trails with nice views. Its nice to have easier and more challenging trails but come early, it can get quite busy.

Great trails for every hiking level. Heavily shaded to protect against the hot Texas sun

Remembering one year ago on the Fourth of july... It was an amazing experience just sitting there watching all that beautifulness. There was a lot of people but still, one could sit in peace.They had a lot of food trucks with delicious food that was perfect for the occasion such as corn dog, chilli fries...I would go back to spend this day there again

Beautiful park to hike with many different trails at different difficultly levels.

Great hike in the middle of the city! Areas where you completely forget that you are in San Antonio!

Loved it. Took kiddos for a little hike and they loved it. Definitely for more experienced hikers cause terrain is rocky in some areas. But in all great experience

A little something for everyone. Trail markers are placed clearly and often. Difficulty levels for trails are indicated at each fork. The beginning portions of the trail are sidewalk. Eventually other loops are varying difficulty. Great for a casual hike with the kiddos or a vigorous trail run for the enthusiast.Parking spaces are scarce on the weekend.

Beautiful park with nice hikes. I do wish there were a little more overlooks.

Try the level 4 one, gives you best experience... Loved it

Great walking, hiking, running park. The paths are great. A good mix of easy, medium, and hard trails. Had a really great run with beautiful scenery. I’d take this over a treadmill 10 times outta 10.

Great hiking trails! Awsome views. Would come here everyday if I could:)

Just another person who tried to go on a hike with their dog. But it looks like this is something yall are already aware of. Im looking forward to when that issue gets resolved!

Excellent paved and primitive trails with easy access information placards just where you want them along the way.

Wonderful place to hike and enjoy the outdoors. Plenty of shade and challenging trails for all ages.

Nice variety of sometimes rocky trails here so close to SA.The park gets too more crowded than I would like so.

Great place! Clearly marked trials, safe place, friendly patrons. It’s a great place for beginning hikers. It’s easy to turn back and find your way back if you find yourself in too deep. There are plenty of trails to explore!

Clean as always and loved the trails out there

I had a great experience at these trails. The park was very well kept and super clean.

What an adventure. Didnt see many birds and it was really busy but despite the traffic I did manage to find a rare black tailed rattle snake. Simply amazing. The restoration trail is a great walk and it shows signs of being wildflower track. As of now there is simply a path and winter tree scape, Bare and dry. Cant wait for spring foliage and wildflower blooms to really set in.

What a great place to take a family hike. We took the main loop and loved the challenge and elevations it took us through. Lots of shade and trails ranging from beginner to advanced. One of the oldest working windmills in Texas is on the trail too! You will find QR codes on many plants and post so you can have an educational experience as you go along!

More crowded than it used to be but they maintain it well.

Wow! These trails are super exciting. You really feel like a fairy in the forest. So serene & such beautiful views!

Nice trails that offer diversity through the levels. Has shade also so thats a plus.

Well-maintained trail with beautiful scenery. Trail might be too narrow during coronavirus. It was hard to stay at a distance.

Such a beautiful walk, mixture of hard and easy trails were fun cant wait to go back.

A wonderful, well documented walk that shows and expresses the south Texas forest experience. The wilderness area has well marked reals and paths many wheel chair accessible. It is a pleasant walk that includes joggers, walkers, hikers, and others without being too crowded. The Park service has made it great learning center for young people. One of the best walks in the area!

Nice hike with a lot of uphill and downhill, trails are well maintained, clearly marked. Lots of different plants and trees.

Trails are marked as levels meant to describe difficulty; the lower levels are better suited for bike - bikes are not recommended for higher level trails as the higher level trails will have taller stairs, various gravel, more narrow walkways, and spirratic rocks on the ground. Restricted areas are clearly marked so no one slips off the beaten path. Parking was full when I went, with parking spread out on the side of the roads, and the park was large enough to where the trails were not reflective of the parking! I got there at 9am Sat morning, the parking started to clear closer to noon when the temp started to rise in case youre wondering the best time to go. Restrooms available and Water fountain is also onsite with crisp cool water--not the coldest but definitely crisp and clear!

Very nice. Good walking.