トラヴィス郡の天然記念物・トップ17

…レディバードレイクの北側、コングレスアベニュー橋の真下で見るのが一番です。

The waterfall will be at its most beautiful when there is water flowing into the river

The South Congress Bridge becomes home to roughly 1.5 million bats every March through September. The bats emerge and drop from the bridge each night as they head out for their nightly feeding. There are usually crowds of spectators to watch the bats fly out.

The azure blue water of the springs offers a gorgeous view across to the Austin skyline and makes for a great place to cool off in the summer. There are well maintained and paved paths that circumnavigate the water's edge, and there are some flat rocks that you can use to climb down by the edge of the pool.

One of two principal cascades in the beautiful McKinney Falls State Park, the Upper Falls are a lovely sight. Here, the Onion Creek plunges through limestone and swimmers enjoy the water, particularly in the warmer months. The Onion Creek Hike and Bike Trail visits the falls.

It's hard to compare the upper and lower falls in the park to each other. While it is a little bit small, McKinney Lower Falls is no less impressive than its larger counterpart. You have the opportunity to get wet here if you want.

Waller Delta, the area where Waller Creek meets Lady Bird Lake, is the deepest and most ecologically diverse portion of the creek. Visitors can use the multiple suspension bridges in this area to get a bird's eye view of the life in the lake below.

A lovely outdoor pool that's fed from nearby natural springs, Barton Springs is a popular spot all year round. It occupies a channel of the Barton Creek and is on the southern end of Zilker Park.