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Shoal Beach is a well-traveled part of the Town Lake Trail

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This area is more known as a portion of the Town Lake hike and bike trail than it is as a park in its own right. Holly Shores makes a great place to start a bike ride along the lake without struggling to find parking.

Upcoming Events:

Ecological Restoration Project at Shoal and Pease
Shoal Creek Greenbelt-Central
Saturday, December 6, 9:00 AM

Volunteer Day
Convict Hill Quarry Park
Saturday, December 6, 9:00 AM

Trash Pick Up at north end of park
Mary Moore Searight Metropolitan Park
Saturday, December 6, 9:00 AM

Knee-High Chess
Wooldridge Square
Saturday, December 6, 12:30 PM

Alamo Park Has Been Adopted - Come Volunteer!
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Saturday, December 13, 8:00 AM

Volunteer Mulching and Trail Clean Up
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Mary Moore Searight Metropolitan Park

Location: 907 Slaughter Ln. 78748 Map

Phone Number:

This park has 1 reservable area(s). For more information, visit the City of Austin Parks Department list of reservable areas or call (512) 974-6797. For Travis County Park reservations, call (512) 854-7275.

Size: 344.00 Acres

Amenities:
Barbeque Pits 10
Basketball Courts 2
Disc Golf Baskets 18
Fishing Piers 1
Multipurpose Fields 1
Picnic Shelters 1
Picnic Tables 18
Playgrounds 1
Reservable Facilities 1
Soccer Fields 1
Tennis Courts 2
Trail Miles 6.0
Volleyball Courts 2

 

A basket on the popular Mary Moore Searight disc golf course
A basket on the popular Mary Moore Searight disc golf course


Description: Disc golf, horseback trails, a playground, and more make this park a destination. A dedicated corps of volunteers keep the disc golf course in great shape, while Friends of Mary Moore Searight tends other areas.

Friends of Mary Moore Searight recently seeded a wildflower meadow, with help from a small Austin Parks Foundation grant.

South Austin Disc Association is dedicated to the care of Mary Moore Searight Park and the promotion of the sport of disc golf. The group has made extensive improvements to the disc golf course, including installing benches and moving vast mountains of mulch. Pictured here are volunteer event organizers, Bill Meachem and Claire Sorenson of Friends of Mary Moore Searight Park, and Scott Allan from South Austin Disc Association.

Upcoming Events

Trash Pick Up at north end of park: Saturday, December 6, 2008, 9:00 AM
This mostly-wild area of the park needs some TLC. Meet at front entrance into Mary Moore Searight Park from Slaughter Lane, park just after the condos. This is also near the school entrance. Mmake sure you wear tough pants, shirts, and shoes since the cedars are quite thick. Snacks and water will be provided. Please RSVP to csorenson1@austin.rr.com.

Partners and Links

South Austin Disc Golf Assn Aaron Stair 445-4960 http://www.southaustindiscassociation.com

Friends of Mary Moore Searight Park Bill Meacham 291-4300

Hike Information from Austin Explorer

Gallery:

Volunteers spread mulch at Mary Moore Searight disc golf course
Volunteers spread mulch at Mary Moore Searight disc golf course


Singletrack trail  at Mary Moore
Singletrack trail at Mary Moore


Disc Golf at Mary Moore Searight
Disc Golf at Mary Moore Searight


This page is a work in progress. Do you have pictures, stories, or additional information about this park you would like to share? We'd love to hear from you. Email Rosie or call 477-1566.

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