7 Historic Structures you can’t miss in McKinney Falls State Park
See all of McKinney Fall’s State Park historic structures including McKinney Homestead, gristmill, rock shelter, Old Baldy, and more.
McKinney Falls State Park in Austin is the only Texas park within city limits. It is a favorite with those living nearby. People love to come here for the soothing waterfalls, swimming in the creek in summer, and fall colors. The park also has plenty of Texas history, hiking, and wildlife. Plan a visit to McKinney Falls this year.
See all of McKinney Fall’s State Park historic structures including McKinney Homestead, gristmill, rock shelter, Old Baldy, and more.
Highlights of Homestead Trail are creek crossings, Lower McKinney Falls, Old McKinney homestead, gristmill, and wildlife sightings.
Rock Shelter Trail in McKinney Falls SP has two star attractions: the Prehistoric Smith Rock Shelter and a 500 year tree Old Baldy!
Austin’s Old Baldy is located within McKinney Falls State Park. It is the park’s top attraction, besides the two waterfalls.
Smith Visitor Center inside McKinney Falls State Park is a cool place to visit and learn about the history, ecology, and geology of the park.
Hike Onion Creek Hike and Bike trail in McKinney Falls State Park to enjoy views of the waterfall, see wildlife, and enjoy nature.
Lower McKinney Falls in Austin is perfect for swimming, floating, and wading in the creek. Discover how to reach this popular Texas waterfall.
At the Upper McKinney Falls in Austin, watch Onion Creek cascade over limestone formations to create one of Texas’ favorite waterfalls.
Austin’s McKinney Falls State Park has 9 miles of hiking trails. Hike along Onion Creek, see waterfalls & visit the Old Gristmill.
Hike to the waterfalls, swim in Onion Creek, and see Old Baldy tree on a day trip to McKinney Falls State Park near Austin, Texas.