Wolf Mountain Trail

Great views here and there! Would suggest more signage though! Walked 10.3 miles. Really no water other than the baby springs.

This trail is basically a fire road for most of the mileage. There are short portions that are more Trail like. It was a great walk that measured 7.8 Miles on my gps. Temperatures were in the mid 50’s with a slight breeze and sunny. Wonderful day for a hike.

We love hiking Pedernales often throughout the year, we just completed Wolf Mountain a couple weeks ago. The Pedernales State Park has the trail as “challenging” with steep climbs and inclined but it was a great trail and I definitely plan to go again. Not much water during this time with one bathroom on the trail. Wet wide trail or basically a un-maintenanced road for a good portion of the trail then it becomes narrow and challenging.

We stopped to view a cool spring and noticed a small herd of wild pigs in a distance as well as many signs of them on several areas of the trails especially near creek beds so I only suggest keeping an eye for their activity during anytime of day. Such amazing views definitely worth the hike up!

Pretty hike! lots of cool springs and pools along the way. A couple of overlooks. No good view of the falls though.

Good hike overall. Extremely great views. Easy going trail and lots of people.

Nice wide trail through shrubby brush. Definitely got my workout in through distance not so much through elevation change.

Just to make it clear up front, you're not going to see much water on this trail. There's one small spring and a few dry creeks, but any pictures you set of waterfalls or rock hopping are probably from the actual Pedernales Falls to the north.

This was a fine, very easy hike. Wide trails and not much elevation change. Not many views, just a lot of brush and short trees. Seems like it'd be good for mountain bikers and trail runners. As a hike it was solid but unspectacular.

It’s okay! I got my exercise but the trail is more wide and out in the open. I wish there was more shade. And don’t forget, it $6 a person to get in. I completely didn’t know until I got there.

most of this is through scrubby forest, but there are some nice vistas overlooking the river.

I visited the park some years ago and really enjoyed the Hill Country views from the trail as well as creek/river overlooks.

It was a great trail very well maintained!!!

Beautiful landscape but not a lot of shade once it hits about noon. Pack plenty of water.

Easy trail with an awesome swimming hole located just past Bee Creek.

Nice trail, not special though, mostly gravel road, might be better for biking, clean, quite, little shade, nice but not a destination.

over 3/4 of the trail was a gravel road. very disappointed

Great trail close enough to Austin but far enough from huge crowds. Lots of neat stuff to see along the way.

First part of the trail is a road with the second part being a true trail. The best part of the trail is by Jones Spring and along the bluffs overlooking the river.

several miles of this trail are packed gravel. the trail is very wide during these sections and therefore provide very little tree coverage. once you get past this section on the out, it becomes much more winding, tree-covered single track, and worth trekking through the rest! the trail isn't always the best marked but if you have a paper map with you, you should be OK since you may not get coverage.

awesome place. definitely check out arrow head pool!

amazing ride! you could spend days on the trails my wife and I are going back soon back soon!

Amazing view great workout

Beautiful park! The falls are amazing just be careful because the falls trail will flash flood quickly if it has raining prior. Our dog loved it!

Stunning view of the waterfalls and challenging trails. There are multiple springs you can hike trails to and go swimming.

Amazing place. Busy during summer but still worth the trip.

Really busy unless you go early. the falls area is pretty but the rest is average.

Great trail, mostly double track with some nice wooded single track in the back. Went on a Thursday morning and didn't see anybody else.

Went camping here with some friends. The falls are really awesome place to visit right after it rains due to the streaming water. This was our first time camping and it was well worth it. Something of the amenities that you can have easy access to are hot showers (totally made the trip worth it), firewood, fire starters, electric port (not available in the primitive campsites), water, and much more. Must visit the falls, the swimming area, and also the scenic outposts.

Remember to stock up before camping, Good Luck!

I have yet to do the Wolf Mountain Trail, the 7.4 mile loop. However, I took my dog to the falls and it's beautiful! I will definitely be coming back to hike the loop. The twin falls is very small, and you can only see it from above. I took my dog with some friends to the other falls, and we had lunch there. A great place to bring your family. Hiking is not difficult, and it's dog friendly.

Awesome trail I does cost to get in though.

Great afternoon hike... Take water and a snack.