like the Palo Duro Canyon. Here are two of my three, enjoying a bike ride to the "Lighthouse" a year or so ago. Someone told me once it is one of Texas's best kept secrets. I don't know about that but it certainly is a great place to visit if you like the outdoors. Plenty of walking and biking trails, at different levels of terrain, cabins and camping sites, horseback riding and even a few geocaches! There's nothing quite like waking up in the morning to see the sun come over the canyon rim, while cooking breakfast on the grill.
And then a pic of the youngest, as we take a break climbing
one morning.
Check this one out for a great vacation at a good price. If you don't
like camping, there is a nearby town with plenty of hotels.
(I would post the snake picture but some people don't like those. However, we never saw but two snakes in all the times we were there so don't worry about it.)
