What People Are Saying About Lost Maples State Natural Area
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In Short – Lost Maples State Natural Area covers over 2,000 acres in Bandera and Real Counties, representing the large maple tree woodlands. Visitors enjoy picnicking, camping, backpacking, sightseeing, hiking, photography, bird watching, fishing, swimming and nature study. Facilities provided include restrooms with showers, picnic sites, primitive camping areas, a comfort station, campsites with water and electricity, and a trailer dump station. There are 11 miles of hiking trails. Accessibility for the disabled, restrooms and picnic tables.
The Details on Lost Maples State Natural Area
When to Go:
Some years have better fall foliage displays than others, but leaves generally change from late October to early November. Call (800) 792-1112 for info.
Know Before You Go:
Many natural hazards exist due to the steep, rugged terrain. Do not hike or climb on rocks or hillsides.
Parking:
Parking is limited to 250 cars. During peak times, it may be best to visit during the week.
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