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Enchanted Rock
With a height of 425-feet and a width of 640 acres, this pink granite dome is the largest of its kind in the United States.
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Enchanted Rock Details
With a height of 425-feet and a width of 640 acres, this pink granite dome is the largest of its kind in the United States. Its surrounded on all sides by flat plains and basins, which only accentuates how large the mountain really is. According to Native American folklore, the dome possesses spiritual powers. Some believe that it can give people the power of invisibility, while others suggest that it is a magical portal to other worlds. Although it's unlikely you'll experience any of these legends during your visit, you can still admire its natural beauty during your visit to the Enchanted Rock State Natural Park.
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Enchanted Rock Loop Trail
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Enchanted Rock State Natural Area
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