Situated within the 1201 acre Inks Lake State Park are 7.5 miles of hiking trails, including 1.5 miles of backpacking trails. The trails will allow users to explore the area's fauna and flora.

The park is a panorama of cedar and oak woodlands, wildflowers, and pink granite outcroppings in the Central Texas Hill Country. Deer, turkey, quail,
numerous songbirds, and other species of wildlife are abundant in the park.

Directions: From Burnet, TX, Travel 9 miles west on State Highway 29 to Park Road 4. Go south 3 miles to the park headquarters.

Elevation: 900 feet

Distance: 7.5 miles

Difficulty: Moderate

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