This Texas Waterfall Is So Hidden, Almost Nobody Has Seen It In Person
There are tons of secret waterfalls in Texas, but this one is so hidden that almost nobody has seen it in person. We’re talking about Dolan Falls, a 15-foot cascade tucked away in Devils River State Natural Area. This remote natural wonder isn’t easily accessed, but it’s so worth the trip.
The park is home to perhaps the most pristine river in the state, with crystal-clear spring-fed waters that few have dipped their toes in.
Visitors can swim, fish, paddle, hike, bike, and camp. There's boundless adventure to be had - both in the water and on dry land.
Dolan Falls is a 15-foot cascade that tumbles down moss-covered rocks into the water below, and it's truly a sight to see.
First, you'll have to embark on the one-mile hike from the parking lot to the river. Then, it's another half-mile paddle downstream to the river, and the current is often fast-flowing and treacherous.
Also, nobody should ever attempt to navigate the falls in a canoe or kayak. Instead, find a stopping point and admire them from the rocky ledge above.
This faraway place will show you a side of Texas you never knew existed but will fall in love with immediately.
Visit the Devils River State Natural Area website or Facebook page to learn more.
Have you ever seen Dolan Falls in person? If so, tell us all about your experience in the comments! For more secret waterfalls in Texas, check out our previous article.
Address: Devils River State Natural Area, 21715 Dolan Creek Rd, Del Rio, TX 78840, USA
