1. The Main Loop Trail: A 5-mile loop trail, popular for bird watching and wildlife spotting; moderate difficulty level.

2. Piney Woods Pathway: Approximately a 3-mile long pathway that winds through dense pine forests with several scenic overlooks.

3. Fairchild Creek Trail: This is a challenging 4 mile hike along the creek bed featuring diverse flora and fauna species to observe.

4. Oak Ridge Track: An easy-to-moderate track of about two miles showcasing mature oak trees throughout its length.

5. Wildflower Walkway: It's an approximately one-and-a-half mile walk offering views of seasonal wildflowers in springtime; suitable for all skill levels.

6. The Wetlands Way: About three miles long, this path takes hikers around marshes providing opportunities to spot waterfowl and other wetland creatures.

7. Birdwatcher's Bliss Route: Roughly four miles dedicated primarily towards bird-watching enthusiasts due to rich avian diversity present here.

8. Sunset Stroll Lane: Short half-a-mile lane ideal for evening strolls with beautiful sunset vistas over forest canopy as main attraction point.

9. Forest Fitness Circuit: Two Miles circuit designed specifically keeping fitness enthusiast in mind which includes various exercise stations en route.

10. Hunter Hollow Road: Longest trail within park stretching seven miles across different terrains making it most difficult but rewarding trekking experience.

From Houston, Texas:
1. Start on I:69 North.
2. Continue onto US:59 N for about 140 miles.
3. Take the exit toward FM 312/State Park Road from TX:155 S.

From Dallas, Texas:
1. Begin by getting on I:30 E from Elm St and Exposition Ave.
2. Follow US Hwy 80 E to TX:19 in Canton.
3. Turn right onto State Highway Loop.