Old Baldy Trail

Wimberley, Texas

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Distance

0.17 miles

Elevation Gain

92 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

Description

Added by Erin Newman-Mitchell

A scenic overlook of the hills of Hays County and the surrounding area from the highest peak in Wimberley, Texas.

Old Baldy Trail is a 0.2 mile out-and-back trail located between FM 2325 and FM 12 in Wimberley, Texas. The trail leads to the summit of a large hill with an overlook of the town and its surrounding area. It's a great location for a picnic or to just hang out and definitely worth the effort.

Fair warning: The trail is 0.2 miles worth of steep and narrow stairs. It is not handicap accessible. Dogs and children are welcome but please be advised that the steps may be exhausting to some.

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Picnic Area

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Wildflowers

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