Perfect morning for walking the inside Water Loop trail, 1.2 miles around. After the rain, its only 72 degrees! Not too muddy, deer are out. You get to see the progress of the bridge that will connect the two parks.

Love this park! We come every week. Can not wait for the playground to open back up. My kids really need it.

I absolutely love riding my bike here its so peaceful and quiet. You can actually relax and not worry about traffic or crosswalks.

Great trailhead, almost always has plentiful parking. Great trail access for heading out on your adventure in 2 different directions, whether biking, skating, running or walking

Nice hiking paths. Plenty of shade trees along the trails. Pick nick tables and benches for rest stops. Guide signs and distance mileage along the paths. Went on Sunday and was not crowded and ample parking. In late afternoon good chance of seeing deer. If you are a nature lover this is a good place to visit!

Beautiful trails. So much to see

Crowed on the weekends but a very pleasant walk in either direction.

Great place to stretch your legs! I just love this place!

Trails have plenty of shade so even on hot days, riding a bike or jogging is very enjoyable. Plenty of parking and friendly people around.

This brings back so many memories from 14 years ago before this was even a park. I am so glad that they turned it into a park and did not develop it. There are some amazing trails and great rocks and trees to climb in here I suggest it for anybody

Such an awesome place! Great view. So relaxing!

Beautiful place. Path puts you up close with all of nature: bird, animal, vegetation.

This is a great place to catch the Salado Creek trail. The trail head is a short distance to the Phil Harberger Park, which has bathrooms and water stations. Unlike the Phil Harberger Park, there is always parking at Voelcker. If you head North along the trail towards Huebner, you will likely come across some wild life. There is also an overlook above Salado Creek green belt. It is located to the right just before the parking lot. You can normally see some squirrels below.My only complaint is that there is a sign that states the gates close after sunset. Ive been on some long bike rides along the trail and have nearly had my car locked inside the park.The round trip distance North to Eisenhower Park along the trail is approximately 14 miles. The round trip distance South to Holbrook Park near Fort Sam Houston is about 26 miles. A shorter trip South would be McAllister Park, which is about 16 miles round trip. Right now, there are many sections of the trail under repairs so check back in Fall 2020.Finally, Blanco BBQ which is located by the park entrance is a great place to treat yourself after a long walk or bike ride.

Great place for a walk after dinner. We saw Wildlife as soon as we got out of the car. Lots of shade but be prepared for rolling terrain.

Great trails for walking, biking, or running. Only drawback is people do not pick up the dog poo. Bags are strewn across the trails.

Big track great for bike rides

Hardberger Park has a variety of multi-level trails that go through wooded acreage filled with various plants, cactus, deer, etc. Our dog prefers meeting other dogs on the trails versus in the dog park. But there are two dog parks, one for smaller and one for larger dogs. There are also clean restroom facilities, ample picnic tables, childrens playgrounds, wash basins, and places to refill your water bottle or air your bicycle tires.

Beautiful trails

Really a wonderful shaded trail. I would recommend parking at one of the other lots though, because this one doesnt have much shade for your car to sit under

Ive been hiking through the trails and enjoying the paved Trails for years at this location and whats even better they have recently opened up a whole new stretch that extends past Huebner Road is really nice the trails that paved trails are beautiful is very peaceful and it is perfect for a family outing

This parks trails are amazing. Theyre lengthy, shaded, wide, marked well, and made to walked or jogged on. Theres also trails set up for bikers. Benches are along the trails in shaded locations for those that need to rest or if you need to take pics. Pokemon Go is great at this park. It is covered in gyms and stops. The entrance has a water fountain and restroom. Theres also a playground and dog park in other parts of the same park. Parking is fabulous.

My favourite spot to run in San Antonio

Sunday nature walk at Hardberger Park.

Beautiful area in San Antonio to run, walk or just enjoy nature.

Great place to park and connect to trails. It also has a bicycle repair stand and air pump.

Good access to the park without having to be right in the middle. Prolly fills up last, but its a busy section.

Love this place

Part of the ever expanding SA trail system.

There is plenty of parking here and good access to Salado Creek Greenway Trail.

Beautiful scenery along this trail make for some really nice rides.

Ok this is a paved road to run or bike until you get to 1604,then its off road riding out to approximately Eisenhower Park or close to it fyi. Since I have a mountain bike didnt k ow where this went and it it a nice trail with water stops along the road also which is nice to have. From hardberger Park to 1604 and back is approximately 9 miles thats why I rode all the way out to Military Highway and to that park. That gave me a a extra 8 miles.

The trails are awesome. They are paved so it is easy to take kids on a bike ride. We enjoy walking, running, and biking the trails.

Great place to run, hike, or attempt to ride a deer.

Not too shabby

The Voelcker Trailhead is marked with just one of the many signs marking the paved trails that follow the Salado Creek Greenway. The paths are paved with concrete or cinders and are nice for the recreational walker, bicyclist or stroller pushing family. I love the greenspace, trees and white tail deer. San Antonio needs more parks more safe bicycle lanes and fewer type A drivers. Free.

Pretty technical and fun mountain bike trails, not too flowy. Still a lot of construction by 410

Really pretty place

Overlook is the prettiest place on Salado Creek!

Such a fun place to hike. Saw a few deer.

Whats not like

I love bringing my dog out here for some fresh air and a good walk. The verious lengths of trails make it great for walking, running or even biking

Love taking my dogs here. Always leave in a great mood, all the families and people having a great time is always uplifting. The park itself is exceptionally well maintained.

Very nicely maintained park, paved trails throughout. Great for biking, walking, running, etc. Lots of deer and a fair amount of interesting things to look at.

Great place to walk.

Good place for walking and running. Riding a bicycle also.

Shady easy trail

Great trail for a day workout and different trails for variety.alot of shade available. Loved it.bathrooms also available down the trail.

This is a great place to access the Salado Creek Trail and the trails of Hardberger Park. There are deer often present, and there are usually plenty of parking places, although you have to find the hidden driveway behind Blanco BBQ. There is a bathroom (portapotty). The Salado Creek Trail is around 20 miles continuous paved and is great for walking, running or biking.

Attended a workshop on Urban Trees at the butterfly center there at that location.

A great walking trail that connects to another park system...shady and enjoyable even in 90° weather.

I rode the offroad biking trails in Salado Creek and they were great. The trails are not labeled so it is best to ride with someone that know the trails. These trails can be more technical than other trails such as those found at McAllister Park, especially if you follow the trail out passed 1604. The trails flow but they have a lot of loose rocks. At this time of year (JAN) there are is also quite a bit of leaves which can add to the loose rocks, making it difficult to take some paths quickly. overall, I would recommend these trails for both hiking and biking. The trails are along a sidewalk path, so you are able to easily access the sidewalk path if you get tired on the trails.

Live the trails here. Very pretty and an easy escape from the city to enjoy nature.

Really nice out that way....

Lots of shady trails, Large and small dog parks, play grounds and picnic areas. Great place for the whole family and its also on the Salado Creek Greenway so its connected to parks across the city - McAlister Park, Lady Bird, Tobin and others a good 15 miles for running and biking with access to comfort stops.

Nice trails for walking, running, or biking. Its almost like being in the woods. Can get a little crowded though.

Beautiful and peaceful. Take a walk. Its a must.

One of my favorite jogging locations.

Decent place to bike or take a walk.

Lovely park, great for walking and jogging.

Nice place to relax and enjoy nature

Always deer when we come here.

Just a place I was passing through when ridding on the trail.

I love this park!

Plenty of deer to see this morning.

Love the trails

Great park

Awesome trails!