I've jumped out of planes, tackled white water rafting, kayaked, and even bungee jumped, but riding…read moreATVs? Terrifying--for personal reasons. Still, I faced my fears and had an unbelievably amazing time! I did a tandem ride with a friend, and steering for 10 minutes made me feel so empowered. The company was awesome, the driver instructor was patient, and the trail? Absolutely wild. It seemed endless--every time you thought it was over, another section appeared! The hour-long ride was incredible, but honestly, I could've gone for two or three more. The trail had everything: puddles to splash through, loops to navigate, and even a stunning ride around a lake. Just a heads-up: you'll get super dirty. The drivers wore rain boots--brilliant idea--and I highly recommend wearing shoes and clothes you're okay with trashing. You can buy gear like masks at check-in, but it's way cheaper to bring your own. Trust me, leave your worries in the car, embrace the mud, and just have fun!

What a fun afternoon! They 100% went out of their way to make my brothers birthday celebration…read morespecial. Super fast to respond and our guide was courteous and gave an amazing tour. I had never been on an ATV before and he made it so easy to follow. We did two ATVs and did the 2 hour minimum which was enough for my first time. I can't wait to come back down and go for another adventure!!

Last minute cancellation, which I completely understand things happen. However, my follow-up…read moreemails and calls about getting a refund and/or rescheduling were not answered and there was a complete lack of communication. A simple confirmation email of the cancellation and refund, which I imagine takes 20 seconds to write, is all that was needed. I still haven't received my refund two days later.

Great spot for learning SUP, as well as those who are already skilled but looking for a relaxing…read morepaddle. The water is pretty calm and little wind. Great very new looking equipment and good tips.

The Clay Family Eastern Glades is, quite simply, a perfect addition to Houston's Memorial Park. It…read morestrikes as effortlessly chic yet serene. There's an unmistakable elegance to the entire space, from sweeping lawns to winding paths. It is a sophistication that feels both modern and timeless. It invites leisurely strolls, impromptu picnics, and lingering conversations that stretch into golden hour. The Eastern Glades doesn't just complement Memorial Park. They offer an escape designed for appreciation.

This is a really picturesque place that captures the biodiversity and landscapes of the piney woods…read more/ big thicket type of ecosystem. Hines lake is a beautiful landscaped lake which features a lot of cool wildlife, awesome boardwalks, and pavilions for gathering. There are gorgeous water lilies and reeds and small trees! Only a few steps away from the lake, you can enter a wetland boardwalk, this closely mimics piney woods type of landscape with lots of loblolly pines, etc. informative posters surrounding the boardwalk help tell the story of the snags, and throws, that you can observe nearby. This quick detour loops right back towards the parking lot. You can really get lost here! I love how they preserved the nature of Houston in this park and made it enjoyable to walk through.

Nice long hike and bike trail that stretches for miles along the Brays Bayou. Easy to access the…read moreroad that winds through Meyerland to the Medical Center to Hermann Park and beyond. Still a lot of construction and there are multiple closures along the trail, but the completed paved sections are smooth, open and wide. Much safer to be able to go under bridges to avoid crossing major intersections. Need a break? Lots of park benches along the way. Thirsty? The new water bottle refill stations are strategically positioned. Don't have a bike? Look for the hourly rental stations available. The trail has detention capacity that has been expanded after Hurricane Harvey that will hopefully decrease the risk of flooding to homes and property along the bayou. Nice to see so many birds, like herons, cormorants, egrets and ducks, enjoying the water along the trail. Perfect for a long bike ride on a sunny weekend.

We enjoy biking through Brays bayou on the weekends! Upside is that it goes quite far from Pasadena…read moreall the way towards Stafford. Downside is that some portions of the trail are a bit shabby in surface quality and that there's a few lights and crossings that aren't ideal as you go towards the west. It's definitely a less busy trail than Buffalo or White Oak Bayou and is a good mix into the rotation.

Hermann Park was so nice. I ran the Marvin Taylor Trail. The trees are beautiful and offer so much…read moreshade. The trail is already "paved" so you know exactly where to go and where to follow. The trail follows around the golfing area. There were many people out so I felt safe. It is also very family friendly. There were many families around. There is also public parking right by the trail with plenty of parking spots.

Come here for outdoor walks during the day time! Pretty easy to find parking near the conservancy…read moreor the driving range. And such a great trail. Very scenic and safe during the day times

Had a great time exploring a new sport here this past Sunday! The process was seamless. We…read morepurchased our tickets online. Parked and walked over to the viewing area. One side is reserved for members and the other for visitors. You're able to host a private party if you'd like or just come with your own group or solo. Seating is available on the lawn or patio sides. Food and beverages available for purchased. We had champagne, The charcuterie board and potato wedges. All good options. Truly enjoyed watching the game but couldn't tell you the "teams". The experience was about 2 1/2 hours long , 3 if you include arrival time to park etc.

Came here as part of a paid-group experience. We each bought a separate ticket and got our own…read moreservers with some foods + unlimited wine/beer. It was a hot day and a bit unbearable to be outside as the food became high attractive to flies, the charcuterie and some finger foods were meh, the open bar did make up for it. The setting itself is unique, almost reminded me of going to an outdoor wedding reception, with a beautiful green landscape... Parking is plentiful, though it can get busy, so arriving early definitely helps make things smoother. I'll admit I didn't really understand the sport too much and watching it from our designated viewing pavilion wasn't exactly the best view. It was mainly a networking opportunity for our young professionals' group than a sporting event. The fashion was fun to take in. A lot of fancy derby wear (floral dresses, hats, sharp suits for the men) Definitely a good spot for people watching and seeing a bit of the local wealth on display.. Overall glad to have done it, not sure if I'll go again outside of corporate or group events.

Nice little man-made lake in the middle of Hermann Park. You can walk around it or take a pedal…read moreboat through for just $12 per boat. Beautiful views of the central fountain (which you can pedal boat close to if you'd like, but look out, you may get sprayed!) and the Pioneer Memorial Obelisk. Lots of geese, ducks, and other local wildlife are plentiful around the lake. Volunteers feed them in the morning, and visitors also like to stop and distribute treats for their furry and feathered friends. Once you're in the water in your boat, you will likely be greeted by a goose or two during your adventure! Fun spot for family and friends. Nice outdoor escape in the heart of the city.

Stude park is a hidden gem.. it's such a fun and active place! From skating, to biking, running,…read morewalking, and fishing, the fun is endless. I recently hosted a walk at this very park a few weeks ago and we had a great time. Today, I had a picnic and lavished in the wind, trees and the friendly people nearby. If you ever want to get away from the city & enjoy the peace and quiet, Stude Park is the place to go. I added a group photo of friends and I going for a walk at Stude Park! The pathway was wide enough for us to walk on one side of it without any hassle. Visit this park if you want to escape the city life while still being in the city--thank me later. They have sunflowers here too!!! It's my favorite flower.

Nice views of downtown…read more A paved path for bikers, joggers, folks with strollers, etc. Plenty of shaded spots to put down a blanket and have a picnic or just enjoy the day. A small playground for kids. Available parking in the lot as well as on the street. We had no issue snagging parking in the lot on a Sunday afternoon. While this wasn't my favorite park to visit, I recognize that it's got a lot to offer.