You can enjoy excellent hiking in Texas at any time of the year, but springtime is probably the most gorgeous season of all to be enjoyed outdoors at the Lone Star State. In case you have any doubts about that, we've made a list of the top 6 perfect spring hikes in Texas you must do. Lost Maples State Natural Area Price: Adults $6 daily Address: 37221 F.M. 187 Vanderpool, Texas Why You Need To Go: This park is well known for its amazing landscapes during fallΒ but Lost Maplesβ scenic trails appeal to hikers year-round. Here you can see over 10 miles of gorgeous trails filled with the greener bigtooth maples, flowers, and also hidden waterfalls. View this post on Instagram π₯ΎβοΈπ³β€οΈ β’ β’ β’ #lostmaples #lostmaplesstatenaturalarea #mypeople #onsaturdayswehike #texasstateparks #nature A post shared by K Y L I E π (@kylielikewhoa) on Aug 3, 2019 at 4:36pm PDT Website Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge Price: Free Address: 24518 Farm to Market Road 1431, Marble Falls, Texas Why You Need To Go: Looking for a scenic, flower-filled hiking spot near Austin to hit this Spring? We've got you covered. Balcones Canyonlands is a wildlife refuge in a human's natural paradise. After your walk, you can refresh in any of the waterfalls of crystal transparent bodies of water. View this post on Instagram #balconescanyonlands #balconescanyonlandsnationalwildliferefuge #nature #naturephotography #libertyhill #bertram #texas A post shared by Jacob Halverson (@jhalverson87) on Oct 16, 2018 at 6:34am PDT Website Pedernales Falls State Park Price: Adults $6 daily Address: 2585 Park Road 6026 Johnson City, Texas Why You Need To Go: This park not only has the most mystifying hidden waterfalls in Austin, it is also full of scenic views, ponds, waterfalls, and geologic formations you can discover in your hike. Awesome! View this post on Instagram If youβre not going to Pedernales on a weekend, are you even having a Texas summer? . . . . #texas #texassummer #pedernalesfallsstatepark #pedernalesfalls #optoutside #texasstateparks #findyourpark #womenwhohike #igtexas A post shared by Places I Went and Loved (@places.i.went.and.loved) on Aug 12, 2019 at 7:03pm PDT Website Garner State Park Price: Adults $8 daily Address: 234 RR 1050 Concan, Texas Why You Need To Go: This 3.4-mile hike leads you to a high point called Painted Rock from where you can overlook the Frio River. The landscapes at this park in springtime are simply breathtaking, so don't miss the chance to discover this gem. View this post on Instagram What a beautiful view from the top of Old Baldy β°βπ» #Hiking #MyHappyPlace #OldBaldySummit #garnerstatepark #TXstateparks #betteroutside A post shared by @ tinaop5 on Sep 30, 2019 at 3:55pm PDT Website Milton Reimers Ranch Park Price: $10 per vehicle Address: 23610 Hamilton Road, Dripping Springs, Texas Why You Need To Go: Hiking at this fantastic park is rated moderate, so grab your best shoes and get ready for the challenge. In springtime, you can contemplate wildflower fields, so go ahead and explore all the trails. Furry pals are more than welcome to accompany you on this adventure. View this post on Instagram 1 month until my first #triathlon! Getting some cardio in, while hiking through Texas π€ #getoutside #lifeisbeautiful A post shared by βππ£ππ€π₯πππ ππππ πππππ π‘π (@cschoell) on May 2, 2019 at 4:59pm PDT Website Chalk Ridge Falls Park Price: Free Address: 5600 FM1670, Belton, Texas Why You Need To Go: What's better than a park full of great trails to hike? A park that's full of trails, suspension bridges, waterfall, bodies of water, and gorgeous greenery. This is the perfect spot for a springtime hike or any time of the year. View this post on Instagram Once upon a time, it was paradise Once upon a time, I was paralyzed Think I'm gonna miss these harbor lights But it's time to let it go ππΌ #chalkridgefalls #chalkridgefallspark #texasstateparks #texasstatepark A post shared by @ aeatran on Sep 3, 2019 at 11:29am PDT Website We strongly advise that before you go swimming or visit any location, you check the most recent updates on potential hazards, security, water quality, and closures. If you do plan to visit a location, respect the environment.