The Lone Star Hiking Trail is a 97 mile trail in the National Forests north of Houston. It is described very well by the Lone Star Hiking Trail Club Website, with lots of good discussion in the Lone Star Hiking Trail Facebook Group.
Having previously done some day hiking, I attempted a thru-hike in 2019 with Samuel, and then succeeded solo in May 2021. I returned to complete the 30-mile “Grand Loop” in February 2022 which was fun. Below are the stories and reflections.
Hiking Through a Forest Fire on The LSHT Grand Loop
How did we get here? I’d wanted to hike the…
Reflections on an LSHT Thru-Hike
(Originally published on the Lone Star Hiking Trail Facebook page.)…
Lone Star Hiking Trail Day 1 – TH15 to Tarkington Campsite MM83.55
This post and the associated series were first shared on…
Lone Star Hiking Trail Day 2 – Tarkington Campsite MM83.55 to Magnolia Campsite MM68.5
The previous evening’s storms passed. After a fine night at…
Lone Star Hiking Trail Day 3 – Magnolia Campsite MM68.5 to East 4 Notch Campsite MM51.5
One mile hike to get out of the woods then…
Lone Star Hiking Trail Day 4 – East 4 Notch Campsite MM51.5 to MM33 Pipeline ROW
Got an earlier start so was hiking by 7am. My…
Lone Star Hiking Trail Day 5 – MM33 Pipeline ROW to Lake Conroe MM16.5
I realized I was using up way too much battery,…
Lone Star Hiking Trail Day 6 – MM16.5 Lake Conroe to MM2.5 pond
Had to take the obligatory morning photo over the lake,…
Lone Star Hiking Trail Day 7 – Pond at MM2.5 to MM0!
I tried my breakfast with cold water rather than hot…
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