The Texas Hill Country is filled with stunning sights, and Wimberely is no exception. Take a day trip to this idyllic town and explore Blue Hole Regional Park. This breathtaking 126-acre oasis has tranquil hiking trails, exciting community areas, and the most refreshing swimming hole around. This hidden lagoon near Austin has some of the bluest water in the state.
Wimberley is only about 45 minutes away from Austin, and it’s perfect for a day trip. In addition to the adorable boutiques and delicious restaurants, this town is home to a magnificent regional park.
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No matter when you visit, Blue Hole Regional Park is home to unrivaled beauty.
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The park is surrounded by over four miles of hiking trails, and its home to several exciting volleyball and basketball courts. There’s no doubt about it– you’ll want to devote an entire day to exploring this oasis.
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When the trees bloom in the spring, this gorgeous lagoon takes on a breathtaking emerald hue.
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The swimming hole is open from May - September. If you want to splash in the refreshing water, it’s best to plan ahead. This place is so popular, reservations are required.
Lars Plougmann To make your swimming reservation, visit The City of Wimberley’s website here.
Whether you want to make a giant splash or just relax in the cool waters, you’re certain to have a lovely adventure at Blue Hole Regional Park.
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What are you waiting for? You’ll want to see this astonishing place for yourself.
Nan Palmero/Flickr Blue Hole truly is a sight to see. Address: 100 Blue Hole Lane, Wimberley, TX 78676
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To make your swimming reservation, visit The City of Wimberley’s website here.
Blue Hole truly is a sight to see. Address: 100 Blue Hole Lane, Wimberley, TX 78676
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