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Trail at Ladybird Lake: Auditorium Shores

Location: 920 W. Riverside Drive 78704 Map

Phone Number:

This park has 1 reservable area(s).

City of Austin Parks Department reservations: (512) 974-6797
Travis County Park reservations: (512) 854-7275

Size: 81.02 Acres

Amenities:
Off-Leash Dog Area 1
Picnic Shelters 1
Picnic Tables 2
Reservable Facilities 1
Trail Miles 1.7

 

The city skyline in view from Auditorium Shores
The city skyline in view from Auditorium Shores


Description: Auditorium Shores is often the locale for outdoor concerts, festivals and other events. Other times, it is a great open space for a game of frisbee, flying a kite or letting your dog roam freely.

The Stevie Ray Vaughan statue on the river and a great close-in view of the Austin skyline give it a unique Austin feel.

New Group Forms to Support Auditorium Shores Off Leash Area

Volunteer Bill Fraser became interested in cleaning up Auditorium Shores' off leash area and immediately made a splash. With the help of volunteers, he set out 700 orange flags marking each pile of un-collected poop in the park. Since then, Bill has adopted the park, held volunteer events, and gained a long list of supporters for Friends of Auditorium Shores. The group hopes to find ways to reduce user conflicts in the area (where runners, bicyclists, and off leash dogs are all active) and to bring about lasting physical improvements to the park.

The redevelopment plan proposed by FoAS hopes to establish a green eco-friendly infrastructure throughout the entire park, with attention given to keeping the parkland as natural an environment as possible. The plan includes elements to showcase music, the arts, community and cultural events, fitness and outdoor recreation.

Upcoming Events

No events currently listed for this park.

Partners and Links

Friends of Auditorium Shores W.T. (Bill) Fraser  http://auditoriumshoresaustin.com/

Contact Bill if you\'d like to take an active role in strategy, fundraising, or volunteering at the park.

History and future plans for the park

Gallery:

City skyline and spring blossoms viewed from Auditorium Shores
City skyline and spring blossoms viewed from Auditorium Shores


The Stevie Ray Vaughan statue at Town Lake is a popular tourist stop
The Stevie Ray Vaughan statue at Town Lake is a popular tourist stop


The off leash dog area at Auditorium Shores provides water access
The off leash dog area at Auditorium Shores provides water access


This page is a work in progress. Do you have pictures, stories, or additional information about this park you would like to share? We'd love to hear from you. Email Rosie or call 477-1566.

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