

Trailhead #9 on the Lone Star Hiking Trail gives access to long stretches of pine-dominated forest, winding singletrack, small creeks and peaceful clearings — ideal for intimate forest scenes, leading lines, and wildlife shots. Visit at dawn or late afternoon for soft, directional light and possible mist over low-lying water. Parking is a small trailhead lot; no entry fee but expect unpaved access roads and seasonal insects. Weekdays and shoulder seasons are quieter; bring water, bug spray and a


Trailhead #9 on the Lone Star Hiking Trail gives access to long stretches of pine-dominated forest, winding singletrack, small creeks and peaceful clearings — ideal for intimate forest scenes, leading lines, and wildlife shots. Visit at dawn or late afternoon for soft, directional light and possible mist over low-lying water. Parking is a small trailhead lot; no entry fee but expect unpaved access roads and seasonal insects. Weekdays and shoulder seasons are quieter; bring water, bug spray and a