Call 3-1-1 or 210-207-6000 to report closed locations not reflected in this report.
NOTE: Please use caution on trails before/after rain events. Don't cross trails that are under water. Trails may have mud and debris after rains.
Updated October 21, 2024
Fans: May 24, 2024, until further notice. Fans at the Koehler Pavilion are temporary unavailable.
Playground: Until further notice. Playground at Lambert Beach is closed to the public.
Restrooms: October 18, 2024, until further notice. SAWS has a major water leak at Brackenridge Park by Lambert Beach. This leak is affecting the majority of the park to include restrooms at Joske's, Koehler, Cypress and the restrooms on St Mary's Street.
Water: October 23, 2024, until further notice. Water at the park is temporarily off to repair a water leak. Please bring plenty of water for yourself and dogs when visiting the park.
Updated September 6, 2024
At Austin Hwy.: Until further notice. The trail is temporarily closed due to TxDOT bridge construction. The trail will be reopened/closed periodically during bridge construction through summer 2024. Please continue to check the website for openings/closures.
E. Houston to Belgium Ln. and Red Berry connector trailhead: April 5, 2024, until further notice. A segment of the Salado Creek Greenway Trail, between E. Houston and Belgium Ln. is temporarily closed for maintenance, including the Red Berry Trailhead entrance at 4029 I-10, San Antonio, TX 78219.
SE Military Trailhead: Tuesday, June 25, until further notice. The entrance to the SE Military Trailhead parking lot at 4205 S.E. Military Dr. will be temporarily closed due to construction. During this closure, park patrons are encouraged to use the Emory Oak Trailhead at 7403 Emory Oak Dr.
Walker Ranch and McAllister Park (mile marker 925): July 31, 2024 through August 14, 2024. Will be closed intermittently for clean-up.
Water saturated trails become muddy and sometimes impassable. On those occasions, the trails are closed until they dry out. If left open, hikers and runners often go around the puddles, which widens the trails. This also leads to erosion and trail damage. For the safety of our patrons and as good stewards of these trails, we must close some trails when they are wet.