It was about 65F degrees on this October morning — a perfect day to visit Palo Duro Canyon State Park.
Along the road we saw campers, cyclists and cars parked at trailheads. However it didn't seem very crowded for a Sunday morning.
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| There are six water crossings that can limit access to some areas of the park. |
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| Rocks along the roadside beckon you to get out of the car and climb. |
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| Some have the urge to climb higher than others. |
I spotted a big rock near the Chinaberry stop that looked like a good hike.
Or maybe I'll try the 5.75-mile roundtrip hike to the Lighthouse, the rock formation on the canyon's brochures. It's a popular trail that bikers and horses also use.
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