100 Acre Wood Preserve

100 Acres of Tranquil, Natural Beauty

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The 100 Acre Wood Preserve is a great date spot for nature lovers. At the 100 Acre Wood Preserve, couples can enjoy nature trails that are excellent for hiking and mountain biking. This nature preserve is brimming with wildlife and the beauty of nature. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and escape to the 100 Acre Wood Preserve for a tranquil date with your sweetheart in the glorious beauty of nature.

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100 Acre Wood Preserve

4.7

Based on 157 reviews

Gabrielaaa Silvaaa

23:37 23 Dec 24

Stephanie Hart

19:53 18 Dec 24

Zulfiqar Siddique

22:30 15 Dec 24

I visited this place on Sunday but there were not many people around so it’s a really peaceful place for jogging Cycling and relaxing

Ricardo LopezDeVictoria

19:10 10 Nov 24

Favorite place to ride my mountain bikes but the trails are being engineered for injuries with all the jump lines. 90% of the riders want to have fun not fear breaking a bone.

03:02 09 Nov 24

00:06 02 Nov 24

21:14 28 Oct 24

19:51 19 Oct 24

Great place to take your family for a beautiful afternoon stroll on the trails. But lately there has been an issue, with the BMX/XGAME BIKE Riders, our daughter was almost hit because somebody decided to make a home made ramp put off on the street and ride down like a maniac. My family and I come here all the time and have never had issue until recently. We love this trail come here always but it seems dangerous now, especially when the EXTREME bike riders give no warning of ill intentions on these trails. We will continue to walk these trails with our kids, in the hopes that these "XGAME Riders" will show more courtesy to pedestrians. Thank you for this beautiful park and I ask that everyone please stay safe out there.

Adam Howard, PhD

23:47 22 Apr 24

This park is a true hidden gem of Houston. Please note that the map provided on the official website is NOT accurate. I’ve attached a photo of a map provided Greater Houston Off Road Biking Association, which was very accurate and informative.

We walked 6 miles along the bike trails. We saw splendid views of the water ways, abundant water foul and wildlife. Wildflowers were in full bloom in April and made the trip extra special.

Cyclists were very friendly and it was easy to navigate around them. The trials are sandy with some elevation, but easy walking. The paved path which runs in the middle of the park is very level and well maintained. It would be say to do with children 5 and up. However, please be aware that there are few resources along the trial. Almost no bathrooms except at the parking area and at the skate park, both port-a-potties. Bring plenty of water, bug spray, and sun screen. Also, there are several road ways and bridges which will need to be crossed to make an extended hike beyond the paved path. Also, the path on the southern most end of the park is the unidirectional, so plan your route to go clockwise if looking for a long hike.

I can’t encourage you to explore this wonderful park enough. It’s is one of the best places to connect with nature in Houston we have found yet.

Anna Bravo

23:22 02 Jun 21

Now this is what I like is to get lost in the woods, I saw a deer, snake, berries and big flat turtle. Just make sure to take bug spray and off because there are 100s of mosquitoes out now.
Check out my pictures! Don't forget to follow me in my advantageous escape to the wilderness!

Freddie B

19:08 18 Mar 20

This is a wonderful set of trails. Very hilly with lots of cool features to challenge hikers and mountain bikers alike. Everyone was very polite and as a hiker it was easy to step aside to let the bikers through. They communicated with us well and it was easy to share the space. My only complaint is how poorly the trails are marked. In some places, not at all. My GPS was still working, though the trails weren't on the map, so you can use that to get back to your car. There is a port a potty at the trail head, but that's the only bathroom. No running potable water that I could find, so bring lots of water.