Mather Road access – parking lot with crosswalk – curb cut – gender-neutral restroom – picnic shelter – trailhead
Mather Road trailhead – natural surface trail
Mather Road trail surface with loose gravel
Mather Road trail with large rocks, steep grade and cross slope
Mather Road trail narrows with large roots crossing the trail
Mather Road trail leads to the Summit and Park Loop Trail
SE Sunnyside Road access parking – 5 regular spaces, curbside parking – parking at Miramont Pointe is not allowed
Sunnyside Road trailhead – curb cut – bike racks – park rules – starts with wide compacted crushed rock trail surface
Sunnyside Road access leads to a steel bridge with stairs
Sunnyside Road access steel bridge has a metal grate surface and railings
Sunnyside Road access typical compacted crushed rock trail surface from Bridge to Park Loop Trail
Sunnyside Road and Cedar Park access join at a trail leading to Park Loop Trail
Cedar Park access has residential curbside parking
Cedar Park access begins with a wide natural surface trail
Cedar Park access meets with Sunnyside Road access trail and trail to the Park Loop Trail
Access route from Sunnyside and Cedar Park access trails has compacted crushed rock
Access route from Sunnyside and Cedar Park access trails may have loose gravel
Merged trail from Sunnyside and Cedar Park to Park Loop Trail is steep with large roots
Park Mountain Lane access has residential curbside parking
Park Mountain Lane access has large roots crossing the trail shortly after trailhead
Talbert Drive access has residential curbside parking
Talbert Drive access has natural surface and signage at the trailhead
Talbert Drive access is steep with large roots crossing the trail shortly after trailhead
View of Mt Scott Creek
Two official trailheads and three other access points
Mount Talbert Nature Park
Metro
Mather Road
Sunnyside Road
Cedar Park
Park Mountain Lane
Talbert Drive
Trailhead
Trailhead
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Access points