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A short walk leads to a viewpoint behind the Visitor Center shop. Don't miss it; the view of the valley is well worth the effort.

The Mammoth is a well-known local landmark, named for its resemblance to the extinct beasts. The steep rock formation stands at 6,285 ft (1915.7 m), and is enjoyed by spectators and rock climbers alike.

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 on leash, and hikers are encouraged to stay on designated trails and not disturb the natural environment.

Cathedral Rock Nature Park offers a few trails, including paved and unpaved bike paths, with bridges and underpasses. Despite its central location, the park provides a great natural getaway. The park has benches, a playground, and amenities like bike racks, pavilions, and picnic tables.

The trail winds through various landscapes, including limestone bluffs, wildflower fields, and areas with heritage trees. This provides a dynamic experience for nature enthusiasts. Paved and mostly flat, with gentle slopes, makes it suitable for the whole family.

John James Park honors a 19th-century surveyor and rancher who played a significant role in San Antonio's development. Beyond his surveying contributions, James was also involved in the Battle of Salado Creek in 1842, a pivotal moment that thwarted an attempt to retake Texas by the Mexican Army.

Known as a popular fishing spot among locals, Buddy Calk Pond is stocked with fish by Texas Parks and Wildlife. The pond is situated near the Buddy Calk Trailhead on the Leon Creek Greenway, making it very accessible.

This park is a lovely area to cycle in with a paved trail running through it and several benches to rest on if you'd like to take a break. Make sure you are considerate of other users of the path within the park.