Love hiking here with the kids. Our kids love exploring!

Decided to come to this here this morning at around 10:30 with my 4 year old son as an alternative to the greenbelt which is currently closed-big mistake!! This place is hard to find-directions lead you to someones house-only found the trail because of someone elses comments in the reviews....there are no markers or signs to guide you. The trail is super narrow, rocky and covered in over growth and god knows what so was thankful we had long pants on. The trail is also lined with cacti (and also rusty barbed wire fencing in some places!!!) so beware if your little ones are clumsy because they are sure to trip on a rock and fall on one of them. After walking on this trail for 15 mins you finally come across a small cave which you are not even allowed to explore. There were also tons of mosquitos that were swarming us even though we were covered in big spray....could go on and on about how awful this place is. With so many great places to hike in Austin this one is not worth a visit. End rant.

Google maps will lead you into a neighborhood and tell you you’ve reached your destination in front of a house. Could see the park on the map but could not get there or seen anything that resembles it in real life.

Very nice easy walk. Park down Coastal Drive where there are open fields then walk to sw corner of field towards the fence. You will access an easy to follow trail which has 3 caves to visit. One is fenced off but the other two have a small crawl space that you can venture into. My 8 and 11 year old loved the exploration.....be on the lookout for fossils.

Great place for a walk with kids.

Beautiful little nature trail smack-dab in the middle of SW ATX. Birds, small critters and a well-marked hiking trail. Early mornings are the best!

It was a great hike, other than the creepy hidden cameras in the woods secretly recording us!!!

The caves are closed to visitors. The paths are disappearing. Wear sweats so your legs dont get contact dermatitis from the brush. No waste bins. Only once youre on the trail do you see a sign saying No Dogs. Might have been nice once; no longer.

Waste of time. Can barely see the caves.

Really cool caves. You cant go inside but really cool.

I love caves.

Perfect neighborhood trail

This really isnt much of a trail. Its very short and rocky. You can look down into the cave openings but cant actually go inside. They put up some nice signs for kids. Theres many better trails and caves to check out in Austin.

Cant go in

Dont come here unless you like amazing hidden treasures, but please dont ruin my spot haha

Short hike with cool history, the caves have entrances here but you cant explore then

My dog Miss Mary loves it!

There are other caves along the way but the goat cave is blocked off by a fence

Cool caves and cute little trails, but very small.

No dogs allowed. Difficult parking.

Dont go! Not worth it. Closed off to visitors! Could get poisioned by the grasses

Entrance is on SE corner of big field. There is no sign. There is another entrance on the main road but there is no parking there.

A Karst is a landscape underlain by limestone that has been eroded by dissolution; producing ridges, towers, fissures, sinkholes, and other characteristic land forms. This is an important recharge section of the Edwards Aquifer. It consists of 4 caves, one of which is barricaded off as they want bats to return to living there. There is no benches, nor any amenities for that matter, at this preserve, hence the name of preserve since they will leave this land largely unchanged. That being said, if you are not a Geologist then this area will have very little entertainment value to you. Parking is limited to, at best, two spots and can be quite dangerous leaving if one is not paying attention. You cannot bring pets with you nor any other items, but then again, there is no park area here. It is a preserve and probably would better the less people that visited the preserve. Btw, Its Mosquito infested, Heavily. You have been warned.

Fun place for beginners to hike. There are three caves on site, one is surrounded by chainlink (for good reason), and the others have the entrances blocked so you cant explore very far inside. Trailhead is difficult to find, but there are brand new signs and a kiosk!

Interesting and small enough area to explore in 30 to 40 minutes.

Hidden little nature trail with an interesting story behind its name. If youre in the neighborhood and want to go for a walk, this is a good place.

There is nothing like that. (Per GPS)

Beautiful. Im so glad its being preserved. Nothing better than raw natural.

The place was good until people leave dog droppings every where strae cats and racoon s going though yr trash and kinda bad office people but other than that its a good place to live yr life

Great short hike with neat caves- my son loved it. Its a little hard to find the entrance, but we just parked in the neighborhood and found it eventually.

Nice little walk. Trail directions needed

Went on a tour down into a sinkhole. So happy to see this spot preserved for future exploring.

Was ok...not what i expected

Encountered an angry cave troll

No dogs allowed at this park because it’s an environmentally sensitive area.

Nice hike

Disappointed

Good

New signage and upgrades to paths really make this adventure

Nice little trail

It was very, very, very, goaty.

Love

Interesting

Love

Beautiful

Wow fantastic caves.