Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead

Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead
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Mary Moore Searight Off Leash Trailhead is a spacious dog park located in Austin, TX, offering an off-leash experience for dogs to roam and play freely. The park features natural trails and open areas, making it ideal for active dogs and their owners who enjoy outdoor exercise and exploration.

Reviews

Lady Ysla

Restrooms, Tennis court, basketball court, volleyball court, playgrounds. Trails, seats though out the park. tables creek, lots of wild life deer, crawfish,roadrunner, dragonfly,

Belen Ramos

I’ll start by saying that I actually really do love this trail, it’s perfect for a morning walk with the dog. Unfortunately the parking lot is not very secure..this morning my car was broken into! Apparently this has been happening a lot in the area recently. Beware..

Littie Lawrence

Great spot to bring my 7 month old pup to gain trust with her off leash! She loved playing in the water and getting to explore as I walked close by. For water crossings there are some rickety boards laying across to walk over which is actually kinda fun. There are one or two gaps in the fence so if your dog likes to bolt, beware.

Dane B

Nice little trail. Lots of homeless in the area, definitely wouldn’t recommend a solo female to go in the area. It is shaded so heat-intolerant dogs can still get out and not be in direct sunlight.

swava pearl

Writing this to warn people of the recent coyote activity we’ve experienced. We bring our dog to the trail every Sunday. About a month ago we encountered coyotes for the first time (in five years). Our dog got a puncture wound from that altercation and I saw two coyotes run off.

Today we didn’t see the coyotes but we talked with a couple who had just encountered them and sure enough at the end of our loop we heard our dog barking and eventually he came running back to us with his tail tucked and had two puncture wounds on his back leg.

We love this off-leash trail but wanted to warn others of the coyote presence, especially if you have smaller dogs or dogs who like to explore/roam.

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