Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
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Comanche Lookout Park:
Loop and Lookout Tower
Trails
The 92-acre Comanche Lookout Park has a wealth of history. The Loop Trail has been combined with
the Comanche Lookout Tower Trail to explore the most interesting sections of the park. The four-story
medieval-style stone tower sitting on top of the 1,340-foot-high hill is the high point of the hike. Por-
tions of the paved trail are wheelchair and stroller accessible.
Distance: 1.7-mile double loop
Approximate hiking time: 1.5 hours
Difficulty: Moderate due to fairly long grades up
Trail surface: Asphalt, concrete, gravel
Best seasons: Year-round
Other trail users: Joggers, dog walkers
Canine compatibility: Leashed dogs permitted
Land status: Bexar County park; San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department
Fees and permits: None required
Schedule: Dawn to dusk daily
Maps: Large park map on kiosk at trailhead. You can also find maps on the Web site,
www.sanantonio.gov/sapar; USGS Schertz
Trail contacts: San Antonio Parks and Recreation, P.O. Box 839966, San Antonio
78283; (210) 207-3000; www.sanantonio.gov/sapar
Finding the trailhead:
From northeast of downtown, take I-410 east to Judson Road.
Exit at Judson Road and proceed north for 2 miles to Nacogdoches Road. Turn right
(east) onto Nacogdoches Road and proceed 0.5 mile to 15551 Nacogdoches Road. Turn
