Wolf Mountain Trail is a 5.4 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Johnson City, Texas that offers the chance to see wildlife and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Entrance Fees 13 years and older : $6 Daily Child 12 Years and Under: Free Currently not open Mondays or Tuesdays - please check with the park staff for updated info. Weekends and holidays are very busy and parking can be difficult. People with camping reservations will be able to enter when parking lots are full.
Texas Tourism Division, P.O. Box 12728 , Austin, TX, 78711-2728, Phone: 800-452-9292
Directions from Johnson City , TX: Traveling 9 miles east of on FM 2766 or by traveling west of Austin for 32 miles on US Highway 290, then north on FM 3232 for 6 miles.
Very nice trail. No major climbs or descents. The trail was moist today. Wolf Mtn Trail is a wide graded trail.
Access from the Madrone Trailhead. Entrance Permit is required. The park has limited passes, so reserve online. The Wolf Mountain Loop Trail offers an out and back to a loop around Wolf Mountain. From the loop, you will find great views of the river and Hill Country. This trail crosses 3 creeks, which are dry most of the year. There is a pit toilet about 2 miles from the trailhead. Nearly the entire trail is a wide non-paved road. Shade is very limited. Though this is not a technical ride/hike, it will wear you out on a hot day. This trail also connects to the Jones Spring Trail.
Loved the scenery,loved how rocky it is, all the creeks were dried up must just be the time of year
I hiked at total of 8 miles around Wolf Mountain trail at Pedernales Falls State Park! Though it was a chilly December afternoon, I thoroughly enjoyed my hike as it was peaceful! The scenery was gorgeous and I will be coming back to hike other trails!
Great trail. Super fun easy to follow, just keep an eye on the app when you get to the few crossroads. Wolf mountain section is mostly unshaded gravel road, but the juniper section is all in trees and shade. Somewhat rocky, but never precarious, and relatively flat. Did 12 miles in about 4 hours and wasn’t pushing too hard. Great trail!
It was a lot more difficult after a tough year. Our meditation spot was in Narnia. But we’ll definitely be back for our second anniversary.
Today we’re gonna talk about Wolf Mountain Trail. This well-maintained mountain bike trail Is located inside Pedernales Falls State Park (in Blanco County) but it’s broad enough to accommodate hikers. You can stride out up to 7.4 miles and your hike is punctuated by seasonal creeks and river overlooks. Slight inclines with changeable footing and some shade. Check the parks website for prevailing conditions and remember to hydrate yourself and your canine friends. http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/pedernales-falls Your route can be up to 3 hrs+. Day passes are available from reserveamerica.com http://reserveamerica.com
Good trail. Lot of it was like a service road but that’s okay for me. Hit turned around and walked down a dry creek bed for a while but still fun. Decent views of hills in the distance from several spots. Park map said 5.8 mi but my AllTrails recording said 8.1 mi. I did head off trail for a nature break but still a major difference. Would recommend this trail.