Cedar Park, Texas - Sports Itinerary Something for Every Sports Fan
 Day 1: Why not start your vacation with a Texas Stars hockey game at the Cedar Park Center? Experience the local action on the ice, or experience many of the other events held at the Cedar Park Center.
Day 2: Head to the San Gabriel River, to hike the river bed (you’ll get wet!) and see the famous dinosaur tracks. Park your car at the bridge on the South San Gabriel River, just north of Leander on US 183, and walk upstream for half a mile to see these three-toed dinosaur tracks.
Now that you’re hot and ready for some water fun, visit Lake Travis:
Just eight miles from Cedar Park you can enjoy nature’s gift to the Hill Country - the Highland Lakes. The Highland Lakes of Central Texas consist of six lakes (Lake Travis is the lake near Cedar Park) along the Colorado River starting 85 miles northwest of Austin and ending in Austin. Whether you are into hike and bike trails, fishing, boating, or just having a good time at the lake, Lake Travis is the place for you. For more information on Lake Travis, click here.
Day 3: Just down the road is Round Rock Express baseball at the Dell Diamond. Not only can you get caught up in the excitement of a game, you can also take a guided ballpark tour that is available year around! Visit www.roundrockexpress.com for tickets, game schedules, and other activities. Day 4: Want to play ball with the family? Visit Southwest Regional Park for tennis courts, baseball fields, soccer fields, basketball courts, disc golf, and a 2 mile running or biking path. Or, visit the Brushy Creek Sports Park for baseball, softball, disc golf, hiking, biking, skateboarding and soccer!
Are you a golfer? Visit our acclaimed golf courses: Avery Ranch and Twin Creeks .
After the sports activity, visit Volente Beach waterpark. This five-acre water park in the hills of Lake Travis offers facilities for swimming, volleyball, water slides, a children's swimming playground, and a basketball court. There is also a restaurant and marina.
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