Changed my mind

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User: texaskdog - 2/13/2011

Location: Good Water Trail

Rating: 3point5stars

Difficulty: 3stars

Solitude:

Miles Hiked: 6.00 Miles Elapsed Time: 2 hours, 5 minutes

Comments:

Decided that we aren't really ready for an 11 mile hike so decided to try once again to find Tejas Camp and hike 2 hours round trip, exactly one year from our last visit, to the east side. Enjoyed it much more this time. We lost the trail out of Tejas as it hit the water but climbed up and found it. Near mile 9 climbing the hill was really cool. We got to mile marker 8 which seemed like a logical place to turn around. on the way back we followed the main trail which actually goes way out of the way. Saw a plane lose its engine but got it back on and went to Georgetown, looked like danger coming.

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