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Thank you for your patience and understanding as we take these measures to prevent the community spread of COVID-19. Stay safe, stay healthy.
About this Park
As you bike, run, or walk along the Brownsville Historic Battlefield Trail you are following in the footsteps of a rich history.
Over 160 years ago with the annexation of Texas, the United States became a party to the 10-year dispute with Mexico over which river defined the southern border of Texas. This dispute culminated in the Mexican-American war.
The trail is lined with local plants, birds, and info stations.
Southern Pacific Linear Park & Brownsville Historic Battlefield Trail
Features
- Amphitheater
- Benches
- Bike / Walk Trail
- Bike-Share
- Monuments
- Statues
- Water Fountain
If you decide to visit a park or trail, please abide Current Declaration Amended of Local Disaster For Public Health Emergency Order guidelines. Maintain distance--Stay 6 feet away from other people. Avoid mass gathering. No crowds, no groups. Face coverings and masks are recommended.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we take these measures to prevent the community spread of COVID-19. Stay safe, stay healthy.
Cameron County Public Health has activated a call center for
information, questions, and guidance specific for Cameron County.
Phone: (956) 247-3650
Website: www.cob.us/2066/Coronavirus-Updates
About this Park
As you bike, run, or walk along the Brownsville Historic Battlefield Trail you are following in the footsteps of a rich history.
Over 160 years ago with the annexation of Texas, the United States became a party to the 10-year dispute with Mexico over which river defined the southern border of Texas. This dispute culminated in the Mexican-American war.
The trail is lined with local plants, birds, and info stations.