Walking Trails

Discover UTSA's Walking Trails

Whether you are an endurance walker or like a brisk 15-minute walk, take advantage of the eight trails on the Main Campus and two trails on the Downtown Campus. Walking outdoors is good for the body and mind.

Discover our campus and enjoy the fresh air and sounds of nature. Hiking is an ideal cardio workout. It can lower your risk of heart disease; improve your blood pressure and blood sugar levels; increase bone density; build strength and muscles in your hips and legs; strengthen your core muscles and improve your balance; and helps to boost your mood and get you focused on the rest of your day!

Main Campus Trails

View this map to identify the trails closest to your office. Use your lunch hour to try out a trail, or better yet, walk through multiple trails to see which one you like best.

Green Trail

Loop trail - 1 sign (1 combined)
0.8 miles

Red Trail

Straight trail - 3 signs (2 combined)
0.5 miles

Yellow Trail

Loop trail - 2 signs
0.6 miles

Pink Trail

Straight trail - 3 signs (1 combined)
0.5 miles

Blue Trail

Loop trail - 2 signs, 1 combined
0.5 miles

Orange Trail

Loop trail - 1 sign
0.25 miles

Navy Trail

Loop trail - 1 sign
.025 miles

Maroon Trail

Loop trail - 2 signs (1 combined)
0.4 miles

Downtown Campus Trails

View this map to identify the trails closest to your office.

Navy Trail

Loop trail - 2 signs
0.5 miles

Orange Trail

Loop trail - 1 sign
0.15 miles

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