Breathtaking Scenic Overlook In Texas Old Baldy At Garner State Park

The shimmering waters and spectacular trees make Garner State Park one of the most beloved places in Texas. Though many people know about the blissful hiking trails and numerous amenities available, few realize there’s an astonishing scenic overlook just waiting to be discovered. Journey to Old Baldy Summit and gaze at the miles of Texas scenery surrounding you.

Garner State Park is home to the shimmering Frio River. It’s a popular place to paddle and float, but it’s even more spectacular from above.

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For the most jaw-dropping views of the 2.9-mile Frio River, you’ll have to do a bit of hiking.

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Lace up your boots and trek the steep incline to Old Baldy Summit.

Jennifer Montgomery/AllTrails The Old Baldy Trail is only a half mile long, but it can be a bit strenuous. Hikers can reach this trailhead from both the Foshee and White Rock Cave Trails.

When you reach the top, you’ll see the effort was completely worth it.

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The park looks even more astonishing from 1,845 feet above sea level.

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Soak up the stunning sights all around you and marvel at Texas’ never-ending beauty.

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When the sun starts to set, you’ll be greeted with a vibrant light show.

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Sometimes, you just need to traverse off the beaten path and experience something new. Old Baldy is waiting for you.

Paige Hughes/AllTrails To learn more about the various amenities available at Garner State Park, visit the Texas Parks and Wildlife website. For more details, check out the map of trails at Garner State Park.

Have you ever hiked to the top of Old Baldy at Garner State Park? If so, we want to hear all about your journey! Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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The Old Baldy Trail is only a half mile long, but it can be a bit strenuous. Hikers can reach this trailhead from both the Foshee and White Rock Cave Trails.

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To learn more about the various amenities available at Garner State Park, visit the Texas Parks and Wildlife website. For more details, check out the map of trails at Garner State Park.

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Address: Garner State Park, 234 RR 1050, Concan, TX 78838, USA