The Circle Greenbelt

1300 The Cir, Austin, TX 78704
1.5 acres | 0.6 hectares
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About The Circle Greenbelt in Austin

The Circle Row Greenbelt is a natural area located in Austin, Texas. With numerous routes winding through lush flora, the greenbelt is a popular spot for hiking, jogging, and cycling. The greenbelt offers visitors an opportunity to experience nature within an urban setting, providing a respite from the bustling city life.

While specific details about the Circle Row Greenbelt are limited, it shares characteristics with other greenbelts in Austin, such as the Barton Creek Greenbelt. These areas typically feature natural terrain, including limestone cliffs, dense foliage, and shallow bodies of water, depending on recent rainfall.

As with many greenbelts in Austin, the Circle Row Greenbelt plays a role in local conservation efforts, providing habitat for native plant and animal species.

Visitors to Austin's greenbelts are generally encouraged to practice "Leave No Trace" principles, helping to preserve the natural environment for future enjoyment.

What to Do at The Circle Greenbelt

Nature & Wildlife

Walking TrailWildlife Viewing

When is The Circle Greenbelt Open?

Monday:5AM-10PM
Tuesday:5AM-10PM
Wednesday:5AM-10PM
Thursday:5AM-10PM
Friday:5AM-10PM
Saturday:5AM-10PM
Sunday:5AM-10PM

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