Kasey Sloan, park superintendent at Post Oak Ridge, stands at a vantage point that overlooks the Colorado River which forms the western edge of the new state park that straddles the Lampasas-Burnet County line northwest of Naruna. Day passes can be booked online for entrance to the property. COURTESY PHOTO | JEFF LOWE
Post Oak Ridge State Park opened Sept. 24 for day use with a capacity of 40 vehicles per day, and online reservations are required. The park straddles the Burnet-Lampasas County line northwest of Naruna with the Colorado River forming part of its western boundary.
Visitors will not have river access during this phase of the park’s development, but two hiking trails and one wheelchair-accessible pat…
