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Grapevine Hills Trail
This easy 2-mile hike ends at an amazing balanced rock formation that is loved by kids and adults alike!
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Grapevine Hills Trail Details
The Grapevine Hills Trail is a must-see if you are traveling with kids. This easy 2-mile out and back hike ends at an amazing balanced rock formation that is great for photos and is one of the most famous structures in the park. To access this trail, travel 3.3 miles west of the Panther Junction Visitor Center and turn onto Grapevine Hills Road (an improved dirt road). Continue for 7 miles and you'll find the trailhead and parking lot on your right.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
2 miles
Estimated time
40 min
Region
N/A
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Grapevine Hills Trail
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4.3 mi away
Fossil Bone Exhibit
A 0.3 mile trail through desert floor, wildflowers and newly renovated fossil display.
4.5 mi away
Tornillo Creek Hoodoos
Large, picturesque hoodoos that look best at sunrise, but require a walk to access.
4.6 mi away
Chihuahuan Desert
Covering over 190,000 square miles of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Mexico is North America's largest desert.
5.6 mi away
Panther Junction Service Station
One of two service stations inside the park, Panther Junction Service Station has gas, diesel and limited groceries and souvenirs.
5.7 mi away
Big Bend National Park
A swath of Chihuahuan Desert larger than the state of Rhode Island is protected at Big Bend National Park, located in West Texas along the U.S.-Mexico border.
