CAPROCK CANYONS STATE PARK Information

	CAPROCK CANYONS STATE PARK
	Equestrian Trail Information
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Welcome to one of Texas' best kept secrets - Caprock Canyons State Park.

The park offers day-use and camping facilities. Almost 90 miles of multi-use trails range from the very difficult in rugged terrain to trails with less than 3% grade. About 25 miles of the trails include cliffs and drop-offs, with steep climbs and descents that are recommended only for the experienced equestrian and mountain bike riders. There are 13 trails in all, including 6 along the Trail way, which are each approximately 10 miles long and provide parking lots at each trailhead.

Water is usually available for animals along the trails, and some potable water is available at selected sites; but is it highly recommended that personal water is carried for each adventurer.

Almost 90 miles of multi-use trails range from the very difficult in rugged terrain to trails with less than 3% grade. About 25 miles of the trails include cliffs and drop-offs, with steep climbs and descents that are recommended only for the experienced equestrian and mountain bike riders.

The park's dazzling natural features include sandstone ridges, rust-colored canyons carved by tributaries of the Red River, bizarre pinnacles and hoodoos caused by erosion.

Wild Horse Camping Area for equestrians: The equestrian camping area consists of 12 campsites with picnic tables, fire rings, lantern post and hitching post. This area is served by a large corral and 12 individual corrals, sized to accommodate 2-3 horses each. Stock water for horses is provided in this area.

The park also has an Equestrian Primitive area locates near the little Red River.

Caprock Canyons State Park

Quitaque TX 79255

34.44062, -101.05553

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