Reimers Ranch Park

Reimers Ranch Park, located in the Texas Hill Country near Austin, covers rugged limestone terrain alongside the Pedernales River. The park spans roughly 400 acres and is distinguished by its steep rock cliffs, rolling hills, river access, and natural swimming areas. The park's geology provides some of the best limestone climbing in Central Texas, making it a top destination for rock climbers of all levels. There are over 300 bolted routes ranging from beginner to expert difficulty. Beyond climbing, visitors can explore several miles of multi-use trails suitable for hiking, mountain biking, and trail running. The Pedernales River offers opportunities for fishing, wading, and cooling off in natural swimming holes during warmer months. The park also features campsites and picnic areas, making it a favored spot for family outings and overnight stays. Reimers Ranch holds a rich cultural history with remnants of historic ranching activities in the region. Its diverse ecosystems support local wildlife such as white-tailed deer, various bird species, and native reptiles. The park is managed by Travis County Parks and Recreation and remains a valued outdoor resource near the Austin metropolitan area, combining rugged natural beauty with accessibility for both adventure seekers and casual visitors.