Oasis Lake Buchanan

Explore the northern section of the park along the water on the Devil's Backbone Trail. There are great views of the lake and even a swimming hole that is popular among visitors. Some sections of this trail can be overgrown during the summer months, and it is advised to wear long pants while hiking through the brush as there can be poison ivy present.

This trail is short and scenic, featuring a mix of terrain that makes for a good workout. There is both sun and shade along the trail, and a beautiful view of the lake where many visitors like to take a dip in the water. Some parts of the trail can be rocky and challenging, and proper footwear is advised.

This route combines several popular trails within Inks Lake State Park. There are interesting rock formations along the way, and the terrain can be rugged in some sections. Wildlife and interesting plants can be seen throughout the entirety of the route. This trail has a mix of both sun and shade, and it is advised to bring some form of sun protection for the exposed areas.

This route features lots of beautiful views, and opportunities to view native plants and animals along the way. The varied terrain keeps the route interesting, and some sections can be very rocky. There is a mix of sun and shade along the path with areas of brush and exposed meadows. This is a perfect trail for beginner hikers looking to challenge themselves in length and difficulty.

This route features a nice combination of trails with varied geographic features, pretty views of the lake, and a mix of terrain. Travel through wooded areas near the lake and make your way to the primitive camping area along Pecan Flats Trail. The trail can be rocky and rugged along one part of Pecan Flats Trail, and wearing proper footwear is advised.