These harmless 8" lizards scurry about everywhere we hike. Finally, one stopped long enough for me to get a photo.
This park reminded both of us of "Kent Falls" in Connecticut, but with a lot of red rocks added.
There were quite a few people here for a midweek, 65 degree day (water temp. 52 degrees). I bet it's fun to slide down the red rocks on a hot summer day, but I'm not putting anything more than my big toe in the water at 52 degrees. This is definitely a unique place with a fascinating history, but don't come here for the solitude; I'm sure it's packed in the hot weather.
Unsupervised swimming, red rock vistas and crystal clear water make this park a special place.
Unusual trunk of an Alligator Juniper
These harmless 8" lizards scurry about everywhere we hike. Finally, one stopped long enough for me to get a photo.
This park reminded both of us of "Kent Falls" in Connecticut, but with a lot of red rocks added. 
There were quite a few people here for a midweek, 65 degree day (water temp. 52 degrees). I bet it's fun to slide down the red rocks on a hot summer day, but I'm not putting anything more than my big toe in the water at 52 degrees. This is definitely a unique place with a fascinating history, but don't come here for the solitude; I'm sure it's packed in the hot weather.
Unsupervised swimming, red rock vistas and crystal clear water make this park a special place.
Unusual trunk of an Alligator Juniper
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