Take Oso southeasterly until it ends at Coto de Caza Drive. The entrance is at the junction. Also known as Wagonwheel, this place is alive with the healthiest oaks around and lots of wildlife.
Nature is alive and well here.
You may even have the joy of seeing a bobcat on the prowl in mid-day, as we did. Giant ravens also put on an aerial combat display overhead, attempting to chase away a competing, but powerfully dangerous red tail hawk. The hawk lives in the park and has been roosting high in two separate Sycamore groves about a half-mile apart. The easiest is the Wagon Wheel Canyon trail, which follows a creek bed near the entrance. A larger loop leads up the Oak Canyon trail to Horned Toad trail and up to Horned Toad Vista Point.