HIKING THE BLACKLAND

on The Comanche Bluff Trail

Things to Remember:-Trail closes at dark, unless you are camping in Taylor Park, or registered at the Fox Bottom Primitive Campground.-To register for the Primitive Campground call 512/859-2668, and leave name, telephone #, number of people camping, method of transportation (i.e. hike, bike, or boat), and date arriving and departing. Purified water is not available at camp.-Be aware of the environmental surroundings. * Check/watch weather conditions. * Wear appropriate clothing, (summer vs. winter) * Wear sturdy shoes/boots. * Always let someone know where you are going and when you expect to be back. * Bring a first aid kit & insect repellent. * Be able to recognize poisonous snakes, plants and insects. * Always bring and drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. * Parts of the trail may contain hazards and become uncrossable at times. Hike and bike at your own risk.-Camping and fires are prohibited along the trail. They are only allowed in designated areas.-Read and become familiar with the Rules and Regulations contained in the Title 36 brochure, available at Taylor Park or at the Granger Lake Project Office.

*Emergency Phone Numbers*

Williamson County Sheriff’s Department 512/943-1390 or 911U.S Army Corps of Engineers – Granger Lake 512/859-2668

Hoxie Bridge

Fox Bottom Primitive Campground

Keep your eyes open on the trail and make notes of what you see. Report any dangers or concerns to Rangers or call 512/859-2668. The trail is NOT completed. Are you or a group interested in volunteering to help us?

Trail Notes:

Updated 01/05

FM 1331

CR

496

To Taylor Park

To US 95Form located:(F:)gis/GA_FeatureData/Trails/Hikingtrail.ppt

GRANGER LAKEHIKING TRAIL BROCHURE

Government Property

Line

A

B

C

Key:A = East Trail Head: restroomB = West Trail Head: restroomC = Primitive CampgroundHB = Hoxie BridgeFB = Friendship Bridge

Distances:A to A (Taylor Park Loop) = 1.5 milesA to B = 1.6 milesB to C = 3.2 miles

Taylor Park

HB

FB

Trail