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Park · Wimberley
Old Baldy
Located just a couple of miles from downtown Wimberley, Old Baldy Park is a 4.3-acre public space that features a prominent hill known as Old Baldy. The main attraction is the 218-step rock staircase leading to the summit. Once at the top, visitors can take in expansive, 360-degree views of the surrounding Hill Country landscape. The park was preserved for public use in 2015 after a community fundraising effort.
Why people come here
Before you go
The park operates from 8 a.m. until sundown. Camping is prohibited. Reaching the summit involves 218 stone steps.
Good to know
How long does it take to climb Old Baldy?
The climb consists of 218 rock steps and takes most people about 10 to 15 minutes to reach the top, depending on their pace.
Are dogs allowed at Old Baldy Park?
Yes, dogs are welcome at Old Baldy Park, but they must be kept on a leash at all times.
Are there restrooms at Old Baldy Park?
No, there are no public restrooms available at Old Baldy Park, so visitors should plan accordingly before arriving.
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