Walking the trails

Trail run and walk at Barrett Hat. (Sari Austin photos/Houston Today)

Trail run and walk that happens every Wednesday did a trail walk on at Barrett Hat trail. The trail run/walk started at the end of May and ended Aug. 16. It was a free weekly drop in for the whole community. Walkers met in different spots on the ski trails, Barrett Hat and Richards Run Trails. Great job by Frank MacDonald who has done the trails at Barrett Hat and is maintaining them. (Sari Austin photos/Houston Today)

 

Trail run and walk at Barrett Hat. (Sari Austin photos/Houston Today)

Trail run and walk at Barrett Hat. (Sari Austin photos/Houston Today)

Trail run and walk at Barrett Hat. (Sari Austin photos/Houston Today)

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