My husband and I spent about an hour walking around. I would have liked to longer, but, since it was July, it was just too hot.We parked in the main parking lot, and walked along the paved trail from there. We went by cacti, trees, and a really interesting abandoned ranch or farmstead.I walked down the unpaved (gravel) trail to the river. It was beautiful, and very peaceful.

This is an incredible escape from San Antonio hustle and bustle, an easy jump from the urban/suburban to the deliciously rural. The greenway is paved so easily accessible, but enough twists, turns and elevation variants to keep the hike or run interesting. There's lots of wild life, including feral hogs, which for some reason I always enjoy watching despite know the damage they do. If you're a runner (like me) take water!

Had a very enjoyable 1.5 hour walk here.Plenty of free parking and maps available.Restrooms are very basic hole on the ground style.The trails are the best signed ones we've ever seen. Very clear and each sign tells you what difficulty level the trail is as well as if it's wheelchair accessable or not.The scenery was lovely and most of the trails are nice and shaded so not too hot.Highly recommended if you want a nice peaceful walk with nice scenery not far from the centre of San Antonio.

Medina Natural area is a beautiful park. Lots of trails. It also has a pavilion for cookouts. I was really impressed with the wheelchair access.

Very nice, well maintained, area with good trail, paved & non. We didn’t finish it all but will be going back. Neat little area outside of the city. Not too crowded.