The 9th Street Trails

Hiking area · Amarillo

The 9th Street Trails

Hiking area · Amarillo

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7000 SW 9th Ave, Amarillo, TX 79106

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Multi-use trail for walking, running, and cycling, with ramps  

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7000 SW 9th Ave, Amarillo, TX 79106 Get directions

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Sep 14, 2025

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Blending history with outdoor adventure, the Rock Island Rail Trail repurposes a former railroad corridor into one of Amarillo’s most popular multi-use trails, as highlighted by the Amarillo Convention & Visitor Council and Texas Monthly. Stretching through several neighborhoods, the trail provides an immersive way to experience the city’s evolving landscape, public art, and community spirit—whether you’re walking, running, or cycling.

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Lisa Heeter

Google
Very nice area for trail cycling. Entrance is odd, you either pull over curb off of 9th street (just west of medi park entrance and on north side of 9th) Or pull into parking lot at: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZPk5zk3uMS9A5XK19 Pull to far east end of parking lot and drive off into dirt and follow tire tracks over to trail head. Lots of trails for hiking, jogging and cycling.

Angie Lee

Google
thought I could have somewhat of a “nature” experience but not necessarily nice for just walking though. Smells like skunks, the “river” is full trash

Brian Myers

Google
It’s called Hobo Hills. The trails have been there for decades, built and maintained by different people in the area. Now, some elitists have taken it over and claim it as their own. Last time I checked, the City of Amarillo owns the land, not SPO. It’s open 24/7. Rain, wind, sleet, snow, or hail. ENJOY THE TRAILS!!

Chris Pinter

Google
This place has been here for a long time the ramps were hand built by skateboarders and BMX bikers in the early 2000s it's a popular teen hangout known as hobo hills. Plain and simple.

The Zolrack

Google
For trails being right outside our backyard, they are worthy. If you can’t make it down to the canyon this is the place to go. Trails have expanded and new features have been added, you will definitely enjoy the trails.

Chad Patterson

Google
For a free trail to run, not bad. If you work in the area it’s a nice quiet place to escape to for a quick lunch run.

Fat Tuesday

Google
Could have easily spent an entire day here. It was hard to find but once you park and start walking, there is trails upon trails upon trails. Awesome. Free.

Adam Schulte

Google
Six pack outdoors has done an amazing job with these trails!! Wish amarillo would jump on board for more stuff like this!!