Where Is Frisco's Hidden Waterfall At Limestone Quarry Park?
Limestone quarry park in frisco, tx. Over the weekend, DFW travel TikToker @mycurlyadventures posted a video urging viewers to hike to this waterfall near Dallas, stating in the caption that this waterfall at Limestone Quarry Park is some of the clearest in the Dallas metroplex for swimming. @mycurlyadventures Some of the clearest water for swimming weve found near Dallas! @chiefkabanga #dallas  Never Forget You  Noisettes TikToker @mycurlyadventures visited Limestone Quarry Park last weekend. Visitors to Limestone Quarry Park usually park their cars on Maltby Drive or at the neighboring Bert & Eloise Isbell Elementary School. As you walk towards the middle of the park, you will come across a playground. Immediately behind the playground is a bench, behind which you can access a dirt footpath leading to West Rowlett Creek and the exact waterfall that @mycurlyadventures featured on her TikTok. The walk is only a couple of minutes and requires no complicated maneuvers, making it perfect for small children! The waterfall trickles into the calm, moss-green water of the creek, providing a picturesque departure from the hustle and bustle of the work week and a respite from the Texas heat. Limestone quarry park, as shown on google maps. We think it best to inform you right now that this is not Texass Niagara Falls. The Limestone Quarry Park waterfall is small. Its also intermittent, streaming for five to 10 minutes, and then stopping for another 15 or so. However, it is still a beautiful photo opportunity and is surrounded by plenty of dry rock, so you can leave behind your personal belongings before exploring the rest of the park. Here are some more tips from Local Profiles Philip and Rebecca Silvestri on how to make the most of your trip. 1. Spend Time Hiking Along the Taychas Trail at Limestone Quarry Park  One would be remiss if they left Limestone Quarry Park without walking along the rest of the Taychas Trail, which is located alongside the creek and lies in the shade of tall deciduous trees. Its perfect for getting your steps in and enjoying the outdoors without burning up in the sun. Playing in west rowlett creek at limestone quarry park. 2. Use the restroom ahead of time  There are no restrooms at the park, so make sure to take care of all needs before heading over! Visit this page at Visit Frisco for an overview of the parks amenities! 3. Bring accessories  With water wings, a floatie and fishing nets on hand, youll be equipped for a memorable day spent floating down the creek or searching for fish. Dont forget to pack water bottles and sunscreen. The water is so clear in the creek at limestone quarry park! 4. Dress for the occasion  Limestone leaves residue on clothing and shoes, so dress in something you dont mind getting dirty. It especially helps to wear water shoes with grip to avoid slipping and sliding on the rocks in the creek. If you dont have those at the ready, an old pair of sneakers will do nicely. 5. Watch out for snakes  Yes, there are snakes. They generally stay on the edge of the river, so make sure to stay close to the middle. On their most recent visit, the Silvestris came across a non-venomous plain-bellied water snake. For reference, if snakes have vertical bars on their jaws, they are generally safe to approach, although its probably still best not to prod them with a stick. Having visited the creek at Limestone Quarry Park a number of times, the Silvestris report seeing snakes occasionally. They have never seen a venomous snake there, although that does not mean they are not found in the area. Always use common sense and proceed with caution. And, for reference, you can click here to read more about dangerous critters found in North Texas. A plain-bellied water snake found along the edge of the creek at limestone quarry park. Limestone Quarry Park in Frisco is one of Collin Countys hidden gems, providing photo opportunities, a safe haven from the summer heat and plenty of space to explore and traverse at your leisure. And its right in our backyards. Click here for our roundup of the best hiking, biking, and running trails around! Best Playgrounds in Allen, Plano, Frisco & McKinney  If youre looking for fun things to do with your kids, click the links below for fun playgrounds near you. Best playgrounds in Allen, click here. Best playgrounds in Plano, click here. Best playgrounds in McKinney, click here. Best playgrounds in Frisco, click here.