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Flint Trib Lake is not far at all from Killeen-Temple-Fort Hood, and lakes are such serene places, why not have a look at Nolan Lake. Drift down the rapids of Tonkawa Creek in a kayak, and why not take a refreshing hike along the Miller Springs Nature Center Trail. This lake is so wonderful. A beautiful lake like Larned Lake near Flint Trib Lake is a great spot to have a look at. You'll need more than a day to discover everything Flint Trib Lake has to offer,
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| | you can camp at Big Oak Estates. Flint Trib Lake is a good place to visit for more than one day, Belton / Temple / Killeen KOA is a good place to camp nearby, and paddling on Salado Creek is so much fun. Hiking is a popular thing to do around Flint Trib Lake; Mother Neff State Park Trail is a perfect local trail, and dry warm beds await you at Days Inn Harker Heights. You'll wish for more hours in a day to enjoy all the entertaining things at Flint Trib Lake. | |
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There's some flowing water nearby, Flint Creek is a stream you can take a look at while you're here, and Knights Inn - Belton/Temple is a great site to get some rest. The yearly rainfall here at Flint Trib Lake is about average; through
the month of May you get the most rain around here, and January is the month with the least moisture. This lake is so wonderful. Flint Trib Lake is right by the Chalk Ridge Falls Park Trail, also Flint Trib Lake Dam is worth a
visit if you're here. Throughout the summer months here at Flint Trib Lake, high temperatures generally reach the 90's, and the night is a tad chillier of course, frequently in the 70's. Highs during the wintertime are mostly in the 50's with temperatures at Flint Trib Lake dipping down into the 30's during winter nights.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 31.245 Longitude: -97.535
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Salado Creek, Bell CountyCounty, 18 miles away Class II+ - 5 miles long (FM 2843 to Salado) |
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Tonkawa Creek, McLennan CountyCounty, 19 miles away Class III - 0.1 miles long (Tonkawa Falls) |
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Middle Bosque River, McLennan CountyCounty, 19 miles away Class II-III - 7 miles long (Crawford to FM 3047) |
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Engineer Lake
 | 10 miles away Been looking for a place to fish up here....Good place for catfishing, they start biting after 10pm.... |
Chalk Ridge Falls Park Trail
 | 13 miles away I sat on the top side of waterfall and used a rope swing further down the trail, but no leeches. They really should look in to rebuilding a new draw bridge and maybe organizing a clean up day for the trails stream just past the waterfall and old brige. It has the potential of being like Bull Creek in the Austin Texas Green Belt....There are leeches in this waterfall!!!!!!!!!! But it's very pretty but not worth getting sucked on by leeches.... |
Dana Peak Park Trail
 | 13 miles away When will Dana Peak Park open? ...Would like to Know when they planning to open Dana Peak Park on Stillhose lake... |
Salado Creek
 | 18 miles away So, after reading the above review, the wife and I decided to give this river a shot (we live close by anyway). We have had tons of rain this year, and the water was moving at a pretty good clip. However, the creek bed is wide, making the water shallow. We spent at least 50% of the trip walking. There are a few deep pools, but they are few and far between. Also, not mentioned above, we crossed 4 dams. 2 were easy, 2 were not. Some of the scenery was very nice, but personally, I think it wasn't nice enough to risk twisting an ankle. If you do decide to go, give yourself an minimum of 5 hours to complete the trip.... |
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