One of the state's largest state parks, 15,103 acres amid scenic landscape of Palo Duro Canyon. On the table top expanse of the Texas High Plains, a branch of the Red River has carved the incredible spires and pinnacles of Palo Duro. Walls plunge a thousand feet to the canyon
floor, exposing brilliant multicolored strata. Camping, picnicking, rest rooms and showers, horseback riding, hiking trails, Sad Monkey miniature train ride, souvenir & snack shop, interpretive center, and amphitheater where shows are staged during the summer season. About 12
miles east via Texas 217 and Park Road 5. Admission.