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Pedernales River Nature Park- $$
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Sheila
October 12, 2020
The Pedernales River cascades through a steep-walled canyon over 300-million-year-old limestone to create Pedernales Falls. Riverfront property is a great place for a picnic, fishing or to go for a swim! There are also two pavilions for group events. For you hikers, a loop that zigzags 10 miles along the ridges of limestone uplifts, across trickling creeks, and to his an outstanding swimming hole. From the Wolf Mountain parking lot, follow the trail to the first junction and bear right, then left, then right again to connect the South Loop Equestrian Trail to the Juniper Ridge Trail, winding along hilltops above the Bee Creek valley. After five creek crossings, pick up the Wolf Mountain Trail, which will carry you to Bee Creek and a side path veering off into a canyon. You won’t find it on the map, but it leads to a swimming hole fed by a series of cascades. It’s spectacular. Slip from the surrounding rocks to the clear blue waters for a respite from the heat. When you’re ready (or when daylight fades), follow the main trail back to the parking lot. (sic Steven Deborde, Backpacker Magazine)
The Pedernales River cascades through a steep-walled canyon over 300-million-year-old limestone to create Pedernales Falls. Riverfront property is a great place for a picnic, fishing or to go for a swim! There are also two pavilions for group events. For you hikers, a loop that zigzags 10 miles alo…
Pedernales River Nature Park- $$ à travers des expériences Airbnb
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404 US-281
Johnson City, TX