More Than Fall Colors - Lost Maples is Great All Year & One of the Best Hill Country Hiking Areas

[@wendingourway]

The park sure does offer a great variety of landscapes...lots to grab a person's attention and imagination...thanks for sharing your adventure...

[@secretsoftexas6872]

Thanks for the kind words. If you enjoyed this you'll love the video I have coming out next week.

[@sanborns]

Thanks for the tour ... enjoyed it. Beautiful country.

[@secretsoftexas6872]

Thanks. It's one of my favorite places in Texas.

[@theredcorn8656]

I’ve been twice in summer the kids love it they can jump over boulders and splash as much as they want in the little streams

[@martrocity]

I really enjoyed the video!!, It gave me peace with the beautiful images of the monkey rock, maple trees, and the awesome hiking areas!!

[@MrSTravelQuest]

Love Lost Maples, one of my favorite parks in Texas. Thanks for the tour :-)

[@Lora-Lynn]

Reminiscing about camping and hiking all the trails at Lost Maples and Garner State park 25-30 years ago... Texas Hill Country is so pretty. The roads 337, 187, 1050 and 336 are some of the most scenic in Texas. Downstream from Lost Maples on the Sabinal River is Utopia (where Utopia water started from), cute town. A few places to stay on the beautiful river.

[@gregorymoore2877]

Also, lots of historical markers to see in Utopia.

[@gregorymoore2877]

This looks like it's pretty close to Garner. Now I wish I would have known to make a side trip while camping at Garner.

[@secretsoftexas6872]

This is my personal favorite place to hike in the Hill Country

[@voodoo0202ify]

Awesome video, my wife and kids have been there multiple times. Thanks for sharing. Hey by the way, what camera are you using? It's very great quality video.

[@secretsoftexas6872]

Thanks. I was using a Gopro.

[@voodoo0202ify]

I appreciate the quick response. Safe travels.

[@luperamos7307]

I'd really be interested in great places to camp in Texas. Not sure if I would encounter a lot of mosquitoes

[@moretoexplore6736]

Beautiful! I appreciate all your videos, and can't wait to get on some of these trails. Do I need to worry about snakes in Texas in late fall?

[@secretsoftexas6872]

Probably less likely in the late fall but there are always exceptions. I generally don't see venomous snakes very often. I actually see them more in southeast Texas (water moccasins).

[@Lora-Lynn]

If it is a warm day, it can coax a snake to get some sun... I keep to the trails, not tall grass. Be sure to wear good shoes on the rocky trails.