Nicknamed for its resemblance to a lighthouse, this iconic sandstone tower rises high above the canyon floor, offering amazing views. Hike out to this geological wonder to admire its unique …
A small path leads into the Santa Elena Canyon. You have to cross Terlingua Creek beforehand, which is not easy after heavy rainfall (but not a problem in midsummer). The …
The distinctly multi-colored peak is close to the parking area and can be viewed from here. It can be approached a little closer either along an easy multi-use loop trail …
Climb Enchanted Rock, a massive pink granite dome with rewarding Hill Country views at the top. This ancient rock formation has attracted visitors for thousands of years, and the surrounding …
Onion Creek flows through the heart of the McKinney Falls State Park and boasts the Upper and Lower falls after which that park is named. It's home to various species, …
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 …
One of the places where the Onion Creek cascades over limestone edges, McKinney Lower Falls is a beautiful spot. A popular swimming spot, the water is nice and warm during …
This beautiful swimming spot is a popular objective within the Barton Creek Wilderness Park. In summer, the water is usually around 70 degrees fahrenheit (21C), making for a lovely swim. …
A challenging hike up the old watershed involving some scrambling. The hikers stairs are easier to go up than down. But the end is worth the hike. The Devil's Hall …
Dwight D. Eisenhower Park is a 420-acre park with great hill country landscapes. It features 6 miles of trails, an observation tower, and BBQ and picnic facilities. Pets are allowed …