The sculpture to the right
is located at the trail head leading to Seminole Canyon and the most accessible
pictographs located at the Fate Bell Shelter All sites are only available by guided
tour. If you show up and there are no scheduled tours, other than a small museum,
there is not much to see or do.
This state park does have full hook-up camp ground and primitive camp
sites.
For more information check their web site |
Sculptor William Worrell's rendition of a Shama pictograph
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Trail leading down to Seminole Canyon
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Some pictograph location are only
accessible by scheduled boat tour. When we were last there (10/2000) the water in
Lake Amistad was so low there were no tours of the boat accessible caves. I
recommend a early Fall or early Spring visit. Temperatures in the Canyon can be
brutal. |
The day we hiked Seminole Canyon, water was
rushing down the normally dry canyon to Lake Amistad. This was result of much need
torrential rains the day before. The trail on this day was a little slick but not
difficult. |
Trail to Fate Bell shelter
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