Milk River Natural Area

[View] Great view - can plan a half day trip nearby [Fun] This is one of the most beautiful attractions in Texas. I have camped here many times and walked all the paths in the park. If you do at least one thing, set a point and walk to the top, then enjoy the panoramic view. Of course, doing so requires some events and enough energy. For your hike, wear comfortable, foot-toed shoes. The park is busy on weekends when the weather is good and closes to competitors very early than normal, so try to go during the weekdays during spring or summer months if you can. I will plan to keep 3 hours to climb to the top, enjoy the wonderful view and then come down. Also, make sure to bring some otters in your shoulder bag to keep your hands unoccupied during the hike.

Nature spent a long time building a natural rock bridge on the Kicking Horse river. The river flows through the narrow stone seams under the bridge, and it has the momentum of a horse coming out of the fence.