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Hollywood Bayou Trail

November 16, 2025

Part of Houston’s vast bayou network - the Hollywood Trail proposal envisions reconnected communities, protected natural ecologies, enhanced flood mitigation.

HRDD is proudly supporting a small team of volunteers working to champion and accelerate the creation of a new continuous trail system along Hollywood Bayou (aka Little White Oak Bayou). The project recently received generous funding from Adrian Garcia’s Harris County Precinct 2 to start planning. Backed by numerous civic groups and Houston leaders - the trail aims to connect Woodland Park in the Heights, to the Near Northside’s Moody Park, eventually extending north into Independence Heights and the bayou headwaters in the Acres Homes neighborhood.

The Precinct 2 funding grant supports five main project development components for the Hollywood Trail:

  • Community Engagement with communities up + down the bayou to hear what they’d prioritize in such a trail

  • Trash Abatement Pilots + Planning, exploring trash weirs + other devices to minimize the impact of litter in flood events

  • Conceptual Design of Parks / Trails Elements Linked to NHHIP Section 2, to factor into detailed design by TXDOT in 2026

  • Detailed design development for a trail between Moody + Woodland Parks, since most of this section can proceed to construction independent of TXDOT’s work

  • High-level Mapping of land use + ownership along the full ~15 mile watershed, all the way up to Acres Homes

Working with the community, Harris County, TxDOT, Harris County Flood Control, and the Houston Parks Board, and more - the project aims to be a transformational, natural connector for Houston neighborhoods divided by major highways.

Learn more about the project, share your thoughts, and sign up for updates on the Hollywood Trail website. The Hollywood Trail Coalition is co-organized by Taylor Chapman, Kelli Fereday, Jonathan Trujillo, Heather Rowell, Pat Rutledge, Gregorio Flores, Will Kuehne, and Suzanne Simpson.

Special Thanks to Alliance Reprographics for generously donating signage materials to the Hollywood Trail Coalition!

Tags Hollywood Trail, Moody Park, Adrian Garcia, Mario Castillo, Little White Oak, Bayou Trail, Houston Bayou, TxDOT, Woodland Park, Hollywood Trail Coalition, Precinct 2, Harris County Flood Control

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