Blue Hole Regional Park

Blue Hole Regional Park se centra en una sección alimentada por manantiales de Cypress Creek en Wimberley, donde el agua artesiana fría a unos 21°C emerge de la caliza de la Meseta Edwards para formar un amplio y profundo lugar de baño de intenso color verde-azul. Los cipreses antiguos bordean las orillas y sus raíces se adentran en el agua, proporcionando sombra y atmósfera.

Blue Hole Regional Park is centered on a spring-fed section of Cypress Creek in Wimberley, where cold artesian water at around 21°C emerges from the Edwards Plateau limestone to form a wide, deep, intensely blue-green swimming hole. Ancient cypress trees line the banks and their roots trail into the water, providing shade and atmosphere. The park operates a reservation system during peak summer months to control capacity. The Blue Hole is one of the most celebrated natural swimming spots in the Texas Hill Country.