The Lost Maples State Natural Area is full of beauty with its hills and canyons on the upper Sabinal River. For years, hikers have flocked to the 2,174 acres in Bandera and Real counties to admire ...

Monkey Rock was formed when water flowed through the Sabinal Canyon walls, according to the post. Lost Maples State Natural Area trails map describes the limestone outcrop as unique and fondly named.

Monkey Rock was formed when water flowed through the Sabinal Canyon walls, according to the post. Lost Maples State Natural Area trails map describes the limestone outcrop as unique and fondly named.

Monkey Rock was formed when water flowed through the Sabinal Canyon walls, according to the post. Lost Maples State Natural Area trails map describes the limestone outcrop as unique and fondly named.

A “unique” and popular feature at Lost Maples State Natural Area that goes back thousands of years was recently tagged with graffiti, park officials said.

Lost Maples State Natural Area leads a double life.. For a few weeks in November, the only large stand of bigtooth maples in Central Texas put on a colorful display that attracts hordes of leaf ...

Monkey Rock was formed when water flowed through the Sabinal Canyon walls, according to the post. Lost Maples State Natural Area trails map describes the limestone outcrop as unique and fondly named.

Monkey Rock was formed when water flowed through the Sabinal Canyon walls, according to the post. Lost Maples State Natural Area trails map describes the limestone outcrop as unique and fondly named.

Monkey Rock was formed when water flowed through the Sabinal Canyon walls, according to the post. Lost Maples State Natural Area trails map describes the limestone outcrop as unique and fondly named.

Monkey Rock was formed when water flowed through the Sabinal Canyon walls, according to the post. Lost Maples State Natural Area trails map describes the limestone outcrop as unique and fondly named.

Monkey Rock was formed when water flowed through the Sabinal Canyon walls, according to the post. Lost Maples State Natural Area trails map describes the limestone outcrop as unique and fondly named.