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Cinder Cone isn’t just a relic—it’s technically still active. Its last eruption was around 350 years ago, and it features two concentric craters formed during separate eruptive periods.
The core of Brazos River Park includes 3.6 miles of paved paths, ideal for strollers, wheelchairs, or casual walks. For a bit of grit, 2 miles of beginner-friendly dirt singletrack trails cater to mountain bikers or hikers seeking a rugged feel. Add in 3.2 miles of connector trails along the park road, and you’ve got endless options to craft your perfect outing.
The Sculpture Loop Trail in Ringwood isn't your average woodland stroll—it's a half-mile loop dotted with dozens of intriguing sculptures...
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