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The brush and thorns are thick along the southern end of the trail where sunlight penetrates overhead. But if you push off to the side, it opens up into nice woodlands.
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East entrance to Mary Helen Lee Trail on North Eldridge Parkway.
Wise-Fox trail through the brush north of Clay Road. The further north you go, the more it becomes open woodland.
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John Rich
Mar 31, 2021 near Addicks, TX
“The brush and thorns are thick along the southern end of the trail where sunlight penetrates overhead. But if you push off to the side, it opens up into nice woodlands.”  

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The brush and thorns are thick along the southern end of the trail where sunlight penetrates overhead. But if you push off to the side, it opens up into nice woodlands.
Wise-Fox trail through the brush north of Clay Road. The further north you go, the more it becomes open woodland.
The southern entrance to Wise Fox Trace is at Clay Road and War Memorial Street.
Sign when trail enters the woods
Southbound on Wise Fox, prepare to enter this brushy section here.
Entrance to Addicks Reservoir at Langham Creek
View looking south where Mary Helen Lee Trail meets Langham Creek.
East entrance to Mary Helen Lee Trail on North Eldridge Parkway.
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