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This singletrack makes its way through the classic Texas juniper tree forest, tracing the small canyon rim.


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10.1

Miles

16.2

KM

Point to Point

1,104' 337 m

High

922' 281 m

Low

235' 71 m

Up

319' 97 m

Down

1%

Avg Grade (1°)

15%

Max Grade (8°)

Dogs Leashed

Features River/Creek

Description

This trail is the newest in Pedernales Falls State Park and follows the canyon rim. This trail features very short, steep climbs, some rocky sections, and small water crossings.

In some instances, it is almost like hiking a broken staircase, so come well equipped with water and food. Thankfully, the trail is nicely shaded in the juniper trees, compared to lower trails, and the scenery is incredible, all of which make this trail well worth hiking.

There is good signage at the trailheads, but be sure to download the trail map before hiking out or use the Hiking Project mobile app. Also, make sure you are not overly ambitious on the mileage because this can be a difficult route.

Contacts

Land Manager: Texas State Parks

Shared By:

Shawn Stangeland

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#11

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#845

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