For people that love hiking this park provides the good quiet feel the burn hiking experience…read morebeautiful trails. I did walk some of the easygoing trail and I felt brave with my friend to go to the level 4 and 2 minutes later looking up to where we heading we got discouraged and turned around and headed back to the wimpy trail hahaha!! For fit people this is a great place to hike!! I took a look at the class room very nice setting. We had the pleasure to meet David Goree. He is the person that teaches crafts to children's and has knowledge about history of the park. He was very helpful and attentive to us. Keeping in mind that is part of the parks amenities I recommend to find information about classes and activities for children's and take time to take your children's for a great experience. The reason that I held back and gave 4stars because of the no dogs rule!!

We hit the trails at Friedrich Wilderness Park and wandered off the path for nearly four hours. The…read moreday was gorgeous - clear skies and perfect weather. During our exploring, we discovered a windmill and a cluster of old stones hidden just a few inches beneath the surface. We managed to wrap up 10 miles of hiking and climbing. This park is on my top 5 nature walk/hike in San Antonio, TX.

Now this rivals Fridriech Wilderness as the premier park/hike in the San Antonio area!…read more There are plenty of hills and climbs here with beautiful background scenery that accompanies the trails here. Whether walking/hiking/biking, be prepared to be captivated by your surroundings and also out of breath from all the movement. I can only imagine what this park is like in the summers with the hot sun scorching on you. According to some reviews, there is a tower that gives panoramic views of SA. Unfortunately I could not reach this tower as I was pressed for time. But i did get quite the workout as I trekked along the unpaved trails and soaked in the views of plants, trees, and the wildlife. Additionally, there's a covered pavilion and rest rooms at the parking area of the park. And plenty of parking. This is worth visiting when you're in the SA area; just make sure you've got proper footing and bugspray!

Beautiful park with pavilions, picnic areas with bbq grills, benches throughout, children's play…read morearea, dual service water fountains for people and pets, gorgeous trees and flowering plants. Multiple, well-marked and mapped trails with varying levels of difficulty and accessibility provide perfect spaces for walking, running, hiking and cycling. Also offers plenty of rugged trails and even a rock climbing wall for extra challenges! And don't miss the view from the tower! Beautifully maintained with fixed restrooms on one side and portable lavatories on the other. Park police and cycling trail stewards offer routine safety and support.

I still enjoy visiting this gym even though I'm no longer a student. There are great programs that…read moreallow alumni to use the recreational areas. The basketball courts are popular amongst my friend group. The only thing that is a bit inconvenient at times is that gym bags are not allowed in the gym and have to be stored.

The heated outdoor pool in winter was really nice and not crowded. Lifeguards were thereread more

Not sure how everyone else found this Park using directions from Yahoo. It took me through a…read moresubdivision, numerous speed bumps, causing me to slow down, and then the directions stop in front of someone's house. Looks like a nice park I'll never know because I'm not sure how to get there. Lol

Salado Creek Greenway it is an awesome to place to run and walk! I love my city! Great atmosphereread more

Tried another trail and WE MADE IT OUT! Didn't get lost this time and the views were beautiful…read more Wyatt got some new sniff and of course left his mark on as many trees as possible. 1.93 mile walk in 46 minutes...yeah!!

This park has an awesome playground for children and a good amount of walking/biking trails for the…read moreadults. I wish they had a couple more areas with shade, but overall an awesome park to bring friends and family!

My child is now a senior at AFIA. The best school for learning on a whole new level. I love that…read moreit is technology based and allows students to work at a pace best suited for them while allowing a chance to allow to explore more options. Dual classes via UT Austin are a plus via OnRamps is my child's favorite. The head of schools has been fabulous especially during distance learning. You will not be disappointed in this non traditional school.

Graduated from here in 2023. Not a good school whatsoever. I somehow made it out okay but that's…read moreonly because of one teacher. Mr Bauer is the only one who actually cares what happens to the students once they graduate. Nearly every student in the high school is there because they either get bullied everywhere else or the only other place for them to go is alternative school. This school does not care about your kids learning at all. If you can help it, please do not send your kids here.

Really unsure as to why the reviews are so bad for this place. My boyfriend have been living here…read morefor a little over two month now and we LOVE IT. When renting the girls at the front desk were amazing at assisting us and finding our dream apartment. We have a beautiful view and see the six flags fireworks from our balcony. Maintenance is quick to come and fix, put in a request for my washer the night before and they came right at 11am. The amenities are amazing. We really feel like we are living in a luxury place on vacation every day. It's in the perfect area for the rim, and we have everything only a 5 min drive away. A lot of dogs at the residence but it is still fairly quiet. The only thing is, is sometimes trash is often left in front of peoples doors at the undesignated times. But people are people you can't control everyone's trash every single day. Me and my boyfriend love it here, love the front desk ladies and we know that this will be our home long term.

This complex has gone from "ok" to somehow worse in the 22 months we have rented here. The photo…read moreattached to my review is the mess left behind today by the maintenance staff. The spackle dust covers every surface my kitchen, living room furniture, my daughter's toys, the floor, the cabinets, the doors... everything. This all happened because the proper precautions weren't taken when doing a small routine wall patch on damage that was pre-existing when we moved apartments. After doing the patch the maintenance person came to sand the surface and instead of using a hand block (it was a spot about 1'x2') he used a palm sander with no dust catcher... and I'm left to clean all of the surfaces after I literally just cleaned the entire new apartment when we moved in 5 days ago. Also today while he was here making a mess of things we noticed the heat was not kicking on and my daughter was chilly in the house (68°)... I had hoped to bump it up to 71°. He had to leave and come back later so we left to run some errands and have dinner only to return and find he fixed the heat and left our heat running at 80° and yes it was like Florida in our house now... and guess what not the AC doesn't work. So when I called to let them know after hours he says well it's not an emergency because it's not cold enough outside... are you some sort of joker? Like you come to my apartment make a mess, fix one thing and break another and now we get to sleep with the windows and door open because you are a total knucklehead? This place can be like the twilight zone at times. We called yesterday because we have a package stuck in limbo at the Amazon Hub (ear marked for our old apartment number)... girl at the office says she doesn't think there is anything we can do to get it because they don't have access to open it for 15 days. Then today my husband stops in the office and they hand him 2 codes to go retrieve our stuff from the Hub under our old address. Apartment manager is near impossible to reach most days... I get it she's busy. But I gave several hours in which to return my call today after the mess that was left by her maintenance team and no return call. The rental office is very focused on new client traffic and not so much on the current tenants. There have been a lot of bumps over the last 22 months but The Rim in general is a nice area to live while stuck in San Antonio. I have never wanted to leave them a bad review before but we were always treated well by previous staff. The employee turnover on this property is high (we are on the 3rd or 4th property manager in our time here). I'm just super disappointed that this place has run so far off the tracks in recent months and instead of focusing on rebuilding relationships with tenants they are focused on wine tours and installing hammocks.

Fantastic Park. I was surprised to find that it is…read moreconnected to a neighborhood, has a YMCA, and has many paved trails. That would be very good for strollers, small children and biking. My favorite was all the trees. There should be some very nice shade here during the hotter parts of the year.

I love this park. It has something for everyone. You can go for a good walk and see plenty of deer…read more They also have a playground and picnic tables. The park also has a softball field. The walking trails are well marked. You can also do bike riding Parking is available on site. I never have any trouble finding a spot. The park is clean and I always feel safe going with my dog.

DO NOT COME HERE! There have been two suicides within a year and sexual assault at the dorms. The…read moreonly condolences we get is an email. Then the cops don't do anything except hand out traffic tickets to guys while trying to groom the females that commit the same offense. All the while parking is AWFUL. Can not find a parking spot anywhere so good luck trying to get to campus on time. Also, when you do actually manage to get to class on time the professors are so lazy with grades and don't feel like responding to you when questions are graded wrong. Plus the busses that actually do transport people from parking spots are PACKED! Its like a sardine can and make the people in India afraid of how crammed they are. All UTSA cares about is money and treat you like a number.

The University of Texas at San Antonio One Stop Enrollment Center & the Fiscal Services office is…read moreAWFUL. It's been 4 weeks and I still have not received the remaining balance tuition refund (I got a $10,000 loan and classes cost over $4,000). They have my $5,000. The phone numbers listed hang up or keep ringing. I have asked 5 different times from various departments of UTSA.

Was a fantastic, quiet, well-kept property until the new management company assumed ownership. Now,…read morethe property is insufferable and I struggle to describe the property as anything besides "ghetto". Police cars appear at the property on a weekly basis, and it's common to see animal abuse officers doing wellness checks on the overwhelming number of untrained, violent, neglected dogs at the property. The gates are in a perpetual state of never functioning properly, often resulting in residents being locked out of the property. Otherwise, the gates stay open overnight, resulting in break-ins, thefts, and peeping toms. The resident portal is owned by RealPages, a company sued last year by the U.S Department of Justice for harvesting and selling personal information on residents. https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulation/realpage-agrees-limit-data-collecting-settle-doj-rental-price-fixing-case-2025-11-24/ The resident portal is sketchy: paying rent involves a monthly $50 processing fee and requires you to enter information like your SSN, driver's license ID, and even your passport for "verification". Furthermore, the new management team lacks experience to meaningfully solve trivial problems. Simple tasks like printing a new apartment key takes several business days and, once the key is finally printed, it turns out to be your neighbor's apartment key. Finally, the new management company has seemingly allowed just ANYONE to move into the property. In the last few months there have been an influx of large families moving into small one or two bedroom units, resulting in the property being noticeably louder and rowdy. Children are often left unattended at the pool and shriek disturbingly loudly. A very large portion of the property consists of dog owners, with very few dogs being trained; it's a daily occurrence for dogs to bark, growl, and lunge at you, and dog poop is a staple of every patch of grass throughout the entire property. None of this is to mention issues like the friendly animals, such as scorpions, that appear on the property, or the lack of sound buffering between units that allows you to eavesdrop on your neighbor's quietest conversations. The apartment isn't the worst - it's in a great location and, on first glance, appears nice. However, for any middle-class folk looking for a simple, quiet apartment: stay very far away.

Good place to live. Conveniently located, office and maintenance are always responsive.read more