George Mitchell Nature Preserve - Hiking and Biking Trails

The George Mitchell Nature Preserve is part of the Montgomery County Spring Creek Greenway, which will connect and protect up to 12,000 acres of forest on both sides of Spring Creek, and is located in Creekside Village. The Mitchell Preserve covers nearly 1,700 acres, and opened on October 19th, 2007.

The park currently includes:

• A 2 mile main hiking trail loop
• 3 miles of bike trails
• Natural surface, sustainable tracks by Talon Trails
• Bedias Lake paths
  

The George Mitchell Nature Preserve is a joint project from The Woodlands Development Company, Montgomery County Precinct 3, The Woodlands Township, and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

George Mitchell Nature Preserve Trail Map:

Location of the George Mitchell Nature Preserve:

External Links:

• Montgomery County Spring Creek Greenway Mitchell Nature Preserve
• Community Activists page on the Mitchell Nature Preserve
• Spring Creek Greenway

Comments posted Aug. 12th, 2010 - 3:05pm Kerry Duncan says: Could whoever is responsible for maintenance of the park please empty the bins (overflowing), clear the leftover fishing wire from the edge of the lake and remove the graffiti from the bench close to the entrance of Flintridge? I rescued a trapped cat fish from a lure that someone had abandoned. If you are going to fish please be responsible for your equipment and eat what you fish. Thank you posted Jul. 12th, 2010 - 12:04am Ed & Pat Commender says: Brickhill Road? Shouldn't it be Lake Paloma Drive? posted Jul. 11th, 2010 - 9:14pm TheWoodlandsTexasDotCom says: No that I'm aware of, JoAnn -- or at least, I've never seen any. posted Jul. 11th, 2010 - 9:13pm JoAnn says: Are there Rangers and/or security within the park? Add a Comment Comment By: Comment: BBCode Enabled