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Rack Card of Copper Breaks State Park (SP) in Texas. Published by Texas Parks & Wildlife.
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T E X A S
S T A T E
P A R K S
Copper
Breaks
S TAT E PA R K
PA N H A N D L E P L A I N S
Copper Breaks
STATE PARK
Copper Breaks State Park, located among the copper-rich
canyons and vast, rolling plains north of Abilene, combines a
fascinating blend of natural and cultural history. In earlier
times, Comanche Indians hunted buffalo here and defended the
area against pioneers for more than 150 years. The park provides
an abundance of wildlife-viewing opportunities. Deer, hawks,
coyotes, jackrabbits, raccoons and roadrunners all roam the
area, along with various other mammals and birds. A 60-acre
lake offers swimming, no-wake boating and fishing. Several
miles of scenic trails attract equestrians, bikers and hikers.
Camping: Campsites with water only or water and electricity.
Also primitive camping, group camp and equestrian campsites.
Picnicking: Day-use area with picnic tables and grills.
Playgrounds and volleyball court. Group picnic area.
Swimming: Designated swimming beach.
Boating: Boat ramp. No-wake speed limit enforced.
Fishing: Possible catches include largemouth bass, crappie,
catfish and sunfish. Fishing also permitted in pond.
Trails: Multi-use — beginning mountain bike and equestrian;
nature and hiking trails.
Interpretive Center: Exhibits about Quanah Parker, the
Comanche chieftain, and ranching heritage. Interpretive
programs offered on summer evenings.
Texas State Parks Store: Gifts, books, supplies, etc.
Special Attraction: State longhorn herd.
Quanah
To Childress
287
6
To Vernon
Copper Breaks
State Park
Located in Hardeman County, 8 miles
north of Crowell or 12 miles south of
Quanah on SH 6.
www.texasstateparks.org
Rates and reservations, (512) 389-8900.
For information only, (800) 792-1112.
Copper Breaks State Park
777 Park Road 62, Quanah, TX 79252
(940) 839-4331
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the Texas State Publications Clearinghouse and/or Texas Depository Libraries.
© 2014 TPWD PWD CD P4506-097L (8/14)
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