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Katemcy Rocks

Katemcy Rocks

Katemcy Rocks, located in the Texas Hill Country near Mason, is a renowned off-road park that has earned a solid reputation among rock crawling and off-roading enthusiasts. Spanning over 800 acres of rugged and challenging terrain, Katemcy Rocks is a premier destination for those seeking an adrenaline-pumping experience. Its unique landscape features an array of rocky obstacles, steep climbs, and technical trails that cater to off-road vehicles of all shapes and sizes.

Called the “Moab of Texas,” the heart of Katemcy Rocks lies in its impressive collection of natural rock formations, which provide a formidable playground for experienced rock crawlers. The park's iconic granite domes and boulder-strewn trails present both beginner and advanced off-road drivers with a variety of challenges. From navigating narrow crevices to conquering steep ascents and descents, the park offers an exhilarating adventure in a breathtaking Texas Hill Country setting.

Katemcy Rocks also provides other amenities to enhance the off-roading experience, such as camping facilities, restrooms, and a welcoming and knowledgeable staff that ensures the safety of all visitors. Whether you're a seasoned rock crawler looking to test your skills or a newcomer eager to learn, Katemcy Rocks offers an unforgettable off-road adventure in a stunning Texas Hill Country backdrop.

Katemcy Rocks
Katemcy Rocks

A 52 Weeks of Fun Fascinating Fact about Katemcy Rocks

Katemcy (pronounced “Ka-TIM- see”) Rocks is named after a rock formation that was allegedly part of the camping grounds of Comanche Chief Ketemoczy (Katemcy), who was one of the chiefs that signed a treaty allowing German settlers in the area. It is one of the few treaties with Native Americans that was never broken.

Attraction Advice

Hours of operation are 1 PM Friday through Noon on Sunday. Driver package (wheeling 1 PM. Friday to Noon Sunday, including tent camping) is $60.00 per weekend Passengers and spectators are $5 per person per day. Children under age 12 are free. Camping for passengers and spectators is $10 per person per weekend. Katemcy Rocks is only open to wheeling on the dates listed on their schedule/calendar on their website. The property is private and a working ranch. People entering the property when it is closed to the public may be subject to trespassing charges.



Katemcy Rocks

Katemcy Rocks might sound like an ordinary outdoor location, but for ATV and OHV enthusiasts, it's a hidden gem teeming with unique and fascinating features that elevate the off-road experience.
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Millions of years of volcanic activity sculpted Katemcy Rocks into a landscape offering towering rock formations, and jagged canyons, providing a challenging and exhilarating terrain for off-road enthusiasts.
Katemcy Rocks

Whether a seasoned off-road warrior or a curious beginner, Katemcy Rocks offers trails for all skill levels. Visitors navigate technical rock gardens, conquer steep climbs, and master the art of suspension control.
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Katemcy Rocks hold whispers of the past. Native American petroglyphs adorn rock faces, offering glimpses into ancient cultures and their relationship with the land.

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