The Humaner Trainer, Inc. is located in the Oak Hill area of Southwest Travis County, about 20 minutes from downtown Austin.
 
From MoPac:  Go south past William Cannon, Slaughter Lane, and the Wildflower Center.  Just past the Wildflower Center Mopac becomes Texas 45 which dead ends at a flashing red light at RR 1826 (aka: Camp Ben McCollough Road, aka:  the road to the Salt Lick).
 
Take the right turn yield at RR 1826.  You will see a Diamond Shamrock station, that's Bubba's Country Store.  Just to the left of Bubba's  (by a row of mailboxes) is a gravel road with a subtle green sign that says McMeans Trail. Turn left onto McMeans Trail. 
 
McMeans Trail goes straight for about 1/3 of a mile, then goes into a lazy “S” curve. You’ll see a pole gate with a dog windsock on the right. Turn in that gate. Follow the drive around to the pens on your left. Park off the drive to the left of the pens or in the open area by the metal shed on your right.
 
From Hwy 290: From Austin, go west on Hwy 290 past the “Y” in Oak Hill towards Dripping  Springs. Go past ACC’s Pinnacle Campus (it will be the 2nd light past the “Y”).
 
Turn left at the next light onto RR 1826 (aka: Camp Ben McCollough Road, aka:  the road to the Salt Lick). It will be the 3rd traffic light past the “Y.” Go south on RR 1826. If you’re coming from the Dripping Springs area, turn right onto RR 1826, before you get to the ACC Pinnacle Campus.

 Approximately 3.5 miles down RR 1826 you will see a flashing yellow light and a Diamond Shamrock station on your right (Bubba's Country Store).  Just past Bubba's  (right next to it by a row of mailboxes) is a gravel road with a subtle green sign that says McMeans Trail. Turn right onto McMeans Trail.

 McMeans Trail goes straight for about 1/3 of a mile, then goes into a lazy “S” curve. You’ll see a pole gate with a dog windsock on the right. Turn in that gate. Follow the drive around to the pens on your left. Park off the drive to the left of the pens or in the open area by the metal shed on your right.