Frick Pond Loop Trail

A peaceful 4.2-mile loop through beautiful forest to a quiet Catskill pond that feels remote but is actually quite accessible. The trail is relatively flat and follows old logging roads for much of the way. The pond at the halfway point is a perfect lunch spot where kids can look for frogs and turtles. Lean-tos along the route offer shelter on rainy days. This is one of the quieter and less crowded trails in the Catskills and a great choice for families who want a peaceful nature walk.

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Kathy Seei Park

An 8-acre park featuring the Cattle Drive bronze sculpture series by Anita Pauwels with larger-than-life longhorn statues and historic cattle trail quotes along the pathways. Kids love posing next to the massive bronze longhorns and the small pond and running brook add peaceful water elements. The walking paths wind through landscaped greenery with benches and an amphitheater tucked into the scenery. It is a compact park but every corner offers a different feel for photos.

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Texas Sculpture Garden at Hall Park

An outdoor art gallery spread across a beautifully landscaped corporate campus with over 50 large-scale sculptures by Texas artists. Kids enjoy spotting and identifying the different sculptures along the walking paths and the pond with fountain adds a beautiful water element to photos. The mix of modern art, manicured lawns, and water features creates portrait backdrops you would expect at a museum but everything here is free and open to the public year-round.

March 1, 2026 · map[email:hello@adventurehackers.com name:AdventureHackers]