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Old 09-17-2008, 11:44 AM
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Hi I am looking for places to run near the NW 620 area.
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This isn't a very informative link, but it's a good list. Brushy Creek Park is probably the best and biggest, but if you are looking for a smaller loop or track then Southwest Williamson County Regional Park or Elizabeth Milburn would do well.

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You might check out Springwoods Park near Anderson Mill and Pond Springs.
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Springswwod is a very basic around the small park trail But it will do in a pinch. I'm not sure if it's a mile..

Here's a link for trails through Anderson Mill area.
Anderson Mill Parks and Recreation Department
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