About Colorado Bend State Park
Colorado Bend State Park
Nestled in the Hill Country along the Colorado River lie more than 5,300 acres of caves and canyonlands. Spring-fed streams meander through deep-cut canyons, creating verdant waterfalls and distinctive ecosystems. Minerals carried by groundwater form breathtaking features like Gorman Falls, a 70-foot live waterfall. The landscape is dotted with box canyons, rugged rock formations, and scenic hilltop vistas. Guided cave tours and waterfall viewpoints offer unforgettable experiences.
Visitors can engage in camping, hiking, mountain biking, paddling, and swimming. During spring, anglers are drawn to the white bass run, while birdwatching enthusiasts can enjoy excellent sightings throughout the year.