Crockett Gardens Falls is a 7.6 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Georgetown, Texas that features a lake and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. -- alltrails.com
The first of our new Hiking Rocks collection |
When we set out on the 40-minute drive up to Georgetown, the rain began to fall. We were a little discouraged, but decided to press on. The hiking gods were kind to us, and the rain fell only briefly. The trailhead was clearly marked, and we had the whole parking area to ourselves (probably due to the rain). The trail itself was only slightly muddy -- not bad at all.
The author, at the trailhead |
My lovely bride had the great idea of picking a rock to take home to commemorate our hikes from now on, so that was a new development born out of our trip to Georgetown.
There's not much else to share, other than a general impression that this is definitely a trail that's worth your while. A bit of garbage, but I honestly couldn't tell if it was left behind just beyond the garbage can, or if maybe an enterprising racoon had pulled it out. Generally a lovely place.
And yes, to paraphrase General MacArthur, "we will return!"
The author and his lovely bride |
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