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Park Road 4

Scenes along Park Road 4

Park Road 4 passes between oak trees beside a white route marker.↗ EnlargeApril 15, 2001

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Park Road 4 landscape

Park Road 4 traverses classic hill country landscape, with live oak, scrub oak, brush, and pasture. Archive files: Medium
Bluebonnets cover the roadside as a car passes on Park Road 4.↗ EnlargeApril 15, 2001

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Bluebonnets along Park Road 4

A nice bluebonnet patch Archive files: Medium
Roadside entrance sign and spring wildflowers along Park Road 4.↗ EnlargeApril 15, 2001

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Longhorn Caverns entrance

The entrance to Longhorn Caverns state park. Archive files: Medium
Falkenstein Castle on a hill beyond a curve in Park Road 4.↗ EnlargeApril 15, 2001

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Falkenstein Castle from Park Road 4

An Austin couple with ties to the real estate industry constructed this castle replica along Park Road 4, and named it Falkenstein Castle. Archive files: Medium · High
Wide view of the Colorado River Valley from a Park Road 4 roadside turn-out.↗ EnlargeApril 15, 2001

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Colorado River Valley overlook

A roadside turn-out provides a great view of the Colorado River Valley below. Archive files: Medium · High
Park Road 4 curves downhill toward Inks Lake and the Colorado River.↗ EnlargeApril 15, 2001

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Inks Lake view

Near its northern terminus, Park Road 1 provides a view of Inks Lake on the Colorado River. Archive files: Medium

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Park Road 4 location map

Central Texas map marking Park Road 4 near Longhorn Caverns and Inks Lake.

Park Road 4 location map

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Longhorn Caverns and the Hill Country road

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