6의 블랑코 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

강을 따라 걷는 쉬운 하이킹.

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.

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.

Blanco is located in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. It boasts a quaint downtown square anchored by the Old Blanco County courthouse, which was built in 1885. Additionally, the Blanco River meanders through the southern edge of town.

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.

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.