블랑코 카운티 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

좋은 전망대. 쉽게 접근 가능. 주차장에서 약 5분 거리.

Accessing the swimming area involves a moderate hike of approximately 1/4 mile or more, with some sections featuring steep rock stairs without handrails. Hence, it might be a good idea to bring a lock for your bike. Even if you decide not to swim, the area is still worth visiting due to its breathtaking beauty. If you do decide to swim, please be aware that the water levels in the river can change rapidly, transitioning from calm to turbulent within minutes. If you're in the river area and notice the water rising or becoming muddy, it's crucial to leave the area immediately.

Trammell's Crossing gives access to the 5.5-Mile Loop in the Pedernales Falls State Park. The crossing is named after one of the early settlers in the region who moved here in the 1870s. Just upstream from here is the park's main swimming area.

This trail is a fun single track located just south of the Pedernalles Falls Road. It is perfect to warm up or for less experienced riders to enjoy some of Wolf Mountain's trails. The trail is also a delight for nature lovers, as you will run into several rare madrone trees.

Named in honor of D.G. and Nannie Jones, who once lived in the nearby rock house, Jones Spring is truly a sight to behold. Its crystal-clear waters have brought joy to explorers for many years. Accessible via the Wolf Mountain Trail or the more demanding Juniper Ridge Trail, visitors have various routes to enjoy this natural wonder.

Wolf Mountain is a small peak at the center of the Wolf Mountain Trail in the Pedernales Falls State Park. The trail takes you from the park headquarters, around the peak and to Jones Spring. Keep an eye out for coyotes (the 'prairie wolf') as you enjoy the Hill Country creek scenery.

This park has fun loops on rock surface. It requires some skill and a lot of attention.

Trammell's Crossing gives access to the 5.5-Mile Loop in the Pedernales Falls State Park. The crossing is named after one of the early settlers in the region who moved here in the 1870s. Just upstream from here is the park's main swimming area.