Due to time constraints, we opted to do this tour by car - in a couple of hours we toured all 4 missions along the trail. Do not miss the free 45 minute tour the national park ranger does at the San Jose Mission. Well worth the time!

Little worried about finding places in San Antonio, but Mission Trail is very well marked and very well taken care of! These missions are absolutely Beautiful - a must see on anyones visit to San Antonio!

Long, pretty trail right by the river that leads into some of the missions. Fairly easy to walk or ride- with a few pretty good sized hills for a great workout!

Beautiful Churches and Missions to be seen here plan to spend the whole day while on the Mission Trail......

we enjoyed seeing the various missions and learning more about Texas history---the Park Ranger's tour was excellent

We only had time to see San Jose but it was very interesting. The inside of the church is very pretty. The setting is beautiful. There is a small water powered mill that still works. You can't help but think of the man hours that went into the construction. Much larger than the Alamo.

We expected more from Historic Texas Tours. The primary surprise was the frequent thinly veiled criticism of "The Federal Government in their infinite wisdom...." - this in a place funded and staffed by the government to help bring tourist dollars to Texas. The ticket issued by "Zerve" said clearly we would be picked up in front of the Alamo Visitor... More

The history behind these Missions is itself a reason to see these beautiful and aged structures. But, shame on San Antonio for having such poor worn-out washed-out signage directional and otherwise for these Missions. As a main draw for visitors I would think that the City and Park Service would have the signage problem taken care of--especially for directions to... More

Taking the mission trail to see all 5 of the missions in San Antonio is worth it if you are a history buff. They are all in very good condition and each is unique in its own way.