4.5Enchanted Rock State Natural Area(2.348 reviews) - Love Enchanted Rock! Sunday: 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM Mysterious Sites • Geologic Formations
Enormous pink rock dome that rises 325 feet above a small stream.See more..
4.5Cave Without a Name(402 reviews)from $25.00 - Great day trip off the beaten path near Boerne Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Caverns & Caves • Geologic Formations
Eleven miles northeast of Boerne, in the heart of the scenic, rolling hills of the Texas Hill Country, Cave Without a Name is a natural, living cavern. Some say the most beautiful in Texas. The Cave is filled with spectacular formations of Stalactites, Stalagmites, delicate Soda Straws, Cave Drapery, magnificent Flowstones, Rimstone Dams, and more. Enjoy a tour of the six major rooms in comfort; 66 degrees year-round, easy walkways, brilliant lighting. Plan an unforgettable adventure you will remember forever...See more..
4.5Hueco Tanks State Historic Site(301 reviews) - Pictographs and Unique Rocks Historic Sites • State Parks • Geologic Formations
Spanning more than 860 acres, this park is named for the large rock basins or "huecos" that have supplied water to this desert-like region for many centuries.See more..
The road to get to Grapevine isn't bad. Sedans can make it, you'll just need to drive very slow. This was my second favorite trail in the whole park (next to South Rim). We camped out at a Grapevine site so we were the first ones on the trail in the morning. It was worth it being the first and only ones there. At times in the afternoon when we passed the "parking area" on the way to our campsite the parking lot would be full it was so packed. I'd imagine its a zoo in the afternoon. It's a very easy hike (out and back) until you get to the rock at the end. To actually reach the balanced rock at the end requires some significant scrambling that some may not be able to complete. We saw deer at the very end by the balanced rock.See more..
Although the great live oak may have been overshadowed by a grander piece of flora, it's beauty still remains. Nestled on the edge of Columbus, Texas it is truly the soul of this small town. The parking limited, but comfortable can fit any sized vehicle and the tree itself stands proud and strong. I believe that if this tree dies, the soul of the town my surly perish. We must protect this great oak and value it for what it is. A landmark of history.See more..
4.5El Capitan(41 reviews) - Most Impressive and Iconic Feature of the Park Geologic Formations
A huge geological formation made of limestone.See more..
So me and my Sister went on a day trip. You have to drive down a narrow county road to get to this, then down a dirt road. It felt creepy driving down the county road let alone to get there. It was quiet. We didn’t see or hear anything odd, but we did feel like we were being watched. She had evps that were coming out with the word “Indian” in them and figures that were standing a distance from me seen through her phone that disappeared when I turned to look. We took a picture and I noticed in the photo later when I got home there was a strange figure with a face that looked like an Indian. Super strange!See more..
4.0Tuff Canyon Trail(35 reviews) - Thought the Views were Just OK Spent 1-2 hours Canyons • Hiking Trails • Geologic Formations
You can take the short loop of the Tuff Canyon Trail to the overlooks of the canyon or the 1 mile spur trail and walk through the canyon. We visited on Saturday October 30 and took the spur trail to walk through the canyon and coming back up, we went to the 2 overlooks. It's not too difficult but we thought the views were just OK.See more..
