All Outdoor Recreation in Burnet

Spider Mountain is the only year-round, chairlift-served mountain bike park in the US. With nine trails of varying degrees of difficulty, the downhill bike park offers something for everyone. Read more...

Located in the Highland Lakes Upper Region, this nature-based destination park and resort is uniquely nestled within 940 acres of Texas Hill Country preserved land. Canyon of the Eagles promises breathtaking views, casual dining, endless adventure and the refinements of a modern inn immersed in natural and authentic surroundings. With guest facilities specifically designed for outdoor experiences, guests select from Read more...

96-acre ranch in central Burnet County. Abundance of indigenous and migratory species of birds make homes here. Adult self-guided tours or adult/older children teaching tours welcome. Birding and photography clubs by reservation please. No pets please. Read more...

Open air venue in the Texas Hill Country. Just 6 miles north of Burnet and not too far from the Austin metropolitan area. Read more...

Formerly the Galloway-Hammond Recreation Center, the YMCA of the Highland Lakes at Galloway-Hammond is run by the YMCA of Central Texas in conjunction with the City of Burnet. Full facility with 10 lane lap pool, warm water therapy, state of the art aerobics and wellness center. Cardio theatre and new Precor cardio machines. Renovations will include new child watch and Read more...

Texas’ first and only lift-served mountain bike park and the only lift-served, year-round mountain bike park in the U.S. Read more...

Inks Lake State Park offers family fun on water and land. With its sparkling blue water, colorful rock outcrops, and striking sunsets, this gem of the Hill Country is just an hour northwest of Austin. Read more...

When you come play Delaware Springs Golf Course, you will experience some of the best Hill Country golf. Whether you are wanting to improve your game, or simply savor a day of Burnet golf, our 18-hole championship course is a great choice for you. Our idyllic settings will let you step away from life for a little while and focus Read more...

The Burnet Gunfighters Inc. was federally incorporated on November 29, 2001 by “Sheriff” Tex Copsetta as a 501C (Not for Profit Organization) The Burnet Gunfighters were founded as a volunteer organization dedicated to performing gunfight re-enactments. Read more...

Founded in 1981, Vanishing Texas River Cruises is a leading nature attraction in the state of Texas, providing a unique Hill Country experience to more than 500,000 passengers over the years. The cruise is operated and maintained by Captain Shawn Devaney, a decades-long Hill Country resident and an original founder and partner. The cruise originally came to life more than Read more...

Canyon of the Eagles is proud to present Eagle Eye Observatory to our guests and visitors. Our dark-sky location is considered one of the best astronomic viewing sites in Texas. The elevation of the Eagle Eye Observatory is approximately 1,100 feet or 335 meters above sea level. The observatory is a sliding-roof design with two independently movable roof sections. Each Read more...

Hike the small canyon or swim at Devil’s Waterhole. When Valley Spring Creek is running, you can explore scenic waterfalls upstream of the lake. Read more...

A scientific facility for hatching and raising fish that are released all over the U.S. Open Mon- Fri 7:30-4. Open to the public, free admission. School & civic groups please call in advance for guided tours. Read more...

An award winning municipal course cradled by trees and gentle rolling hills. Picturesque and challenging, this 6829-yard back tees, Par 72 has earned its place as a Hill Country favorite. Just south of Burnet, Texas on Highway 281. Read more...

Whether you want to explore the local flora & fauna on our informative nature hike, take an exhilarating kayak trip into the canyon to view breath taking scenery, or take a Geo-Caching scavenger hunt that will challenge your technical savvy as well as your social skills, we have just the adventure for you. Read more...

1 to 1 1/2 hour moderately strenuous trail the whole family can enjoy while glimpsing Inks Lake, and various wildlife. Highland Lakes Master Naturalists conduct guided hikes on 1st & 3rd Saturdays. Read more...

Managed hunts for deer, hog. Read more...

Located just west of Burnet off Hwy 29, 1,300-acre outdoor event, education and adventure center. Miles of mountain biking and running trails, covered pavilion that seats 500, two private lakes. Available for corporate/group use, race promoters and bike shop use, weddings, concerts and other events. Read more...

South of Burnet the caves had numerous uses but became a state park in 1932. Formed over millions of years by underground streams, the rooms have smooth, sculpted walls. Used by prehistoric animals & Native Americans, the caves were also a Confederate gunpowder factory, outlaw hideout, speakeasy & a church. The 85 minute tour is 1 1/4 miles. Picnic areas, Read more...

Named after native son, President Lyndon B. Johnson, who frequented the Lake with his family throughout his life. Marinas, boat ramps, fishing, camping, water park. Read more...

Largest of the Highland Lakes, “Big Buc” offers great fishing, boating, and lots of natural beauty. Read more...

1,200 acres of tent, mini cabins & RV camping. Picnic, fishing, hiking, canoes, paddle boats, boat ramp, nature trails, picnic grounds; on-site camp store, boat launch, 9-hole golf course. Youth & civic groups welcome. Reservations recommended for cabins & campsites. Read more...