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Many people like to go to Willow Bend Lake Number 2. For the duration of the summer here at Willow Bend Lake Number 2, high temperatures frequently reach the 90's, and all through summer nights temperatures are in the 70's. The cold days of the winter come with highs in the 50's, and night lows at Willow Bend Lake Number 2 during the winter mostly sink into the 30's. Hiking along the Arbor Hills Nature Preserve Trail is magnificent fun, and in all probability
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| | you're looking for close by lakes? Sure, Shirley Phillips Mead Lake is just a very short distance away. A fine place for whitewater paddling near Willow Bend Lake Number 2 is White Rock Creek, and you can stay the night at Thousand Trails LP. In case you don’t have a problem getting dripping wet, you can always go whitewater paddling on Furneaux Creek, and you can have a nice hiking adventure along the Bob Woodruff Trail. Shirley Phillips Mead Dam is a place | |
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that is in the neighborhood of Willow Bend Lake Number 2, and after a long day outdoors Comfort Inn Plano is a pleasant place to spend a night or two. This lake is so wonderful. You could also pop by Willow Bend Lake Number 1 since
you're here at Willow Bend Lake Number 2; it's close by; near Willow Bend Lake Number 2 you locate a golf course called Plantation Golf Club. The yearly rain here at Willow Bend Lake Number 2 is about average; May is the wettest
month with most rain, and January is the month with the least moisture. This lake is so wonderful. There are plenty of people from Dallas -Fort Worth-Arlington here at Willow Bend Lake Number 2, and if you need a location to stay
Hampton Inn North Dallas/Plano is a fine choice. You just can't imagine the amount of outdoors entertaining stuff the area next to Willow Bend Lake Number 2 has to offer. Going for a hike along the Elm Fork Nature Preserve Trail
will let you absorb the natural beauty of this neighborhood; Willow Bend Lake Number 2 is a tremendous place to visit for more than one day, Willow Bend Learning Center is a tremendous place to camp nearby.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 33.03667 Longitude: -96.80667
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White Rock Creek, Dallas CountyCounty, 6 miles away Class II-III - 5.25 miles long (Belt Line Road to US 75) |
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Furneaux Creek, Denton CountyCounty, 7 miles away Class II-III - 2 miles long (Josey Lane to McCoy Road) |
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Spring Creek River, Collin Dallas CountyCounty, 8 miles away Class II(III) - 3 miles long (Renner Road to Jupiter Road) |
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Arbor Hills Nature Preserve Trail
 | Arbor Hills is not even close to hidden cove... Arbor hills is a 250 acre park W/ no camping on the west edge of Plano south of 121 and the Dallas Tollway... It's on Parker..west 1 1/2 miles... It is really pretty though..... |
White Rock Creek
 | Not a bad run, a little shallow in places though. Take out point requires dragging boat up a steep incline. Also there are lots of man made obstacles to avoid, sever man hole covers protruding from the bottom. There are also 2 manmade water falls that will sneak up on you.... |
Spring Creek River
 | Take springcreek from jupiter and keep going till it merges with rowlett creek and get out at rowlett rd. This entire stretch of water is best after rainstorms. Some areas have high speed runs and have great rapids. Go prepared you will get wet.... |
Elm Fork Nature Preserve Trail
 | 10 miles away Elm Fork Nature Preserve is a respite right outside of the busy city. Cynthia Padilla, Wildlife Artist http://artinstructor.blogspot.com/... |
Bachman Lake
 | 11 miles away Fish Stock Report: http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fishboat/fish/action/stock_bywater.php?WB_code=0036...I fish this lake and wanted to know if they stock this with any type of fish.... |
North Lake
 | 12 miles away I have not been to North Lake Park in several years. Drove there this morning and it is closed and inaccessible. Now researching when and why.... |
L B Houston Park Nature Trail
 | 12 miles away Lat and Long doesn't help me nearly as much as a link to a map would or the street address of the trailhead.... |
Rowlett Creek
 | 15 miles away ...s probably the cleanest and most scenic with pleanty of tree coverage and rock formations on both sides that sort of remind me of parts of the Guadalupe. We have put in where the creek crosses Ben Davis Rd. behind the Firewheel Mall before. The stretch between Lavon Dr./78 and Pleasant Valley Rd. is where you will find the ''whitewater'' including the 3-4 foot drop with optional ''easy way'' to the side. We continued down past Rowlett Rd. and 66 and took out @ Miller Rd. where you usually see people fishing on either side of the street. This strech of river is still flowing but as far scenery it is only trees, cyclists on the bike trails, and an old railroad bridge. You do pass a gun range (right at Pleasant Valley) and the water treatment plant (right after 66) both with their own unique sounds and SMELLS. We have gone all the way to Lake Ray Hubbard before but the stretch between Miller Rd. and the Lake is pretty boring and there is not much flow in the creek at that point. Travel time for us from Campbell Rd. to Miller Rd. was about 6 hours but we took our time, stopped for... |
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