2022 Map of Sabinal Canyon

About this map

The Sabinal River cuts through the heart of this landscape, carving the deep Sabinal Canyon as it flows south toward the edge of the Texas Hill Country. This modern survey illustrates the intricate drainage network of the region, where the N Prong Medina River and S Fork N Prong Medina River meet near Flatrock Spring. The terrain is defined by a dense series of hollows and draws, including Gobbler Hollow, Cherry Hollow, and Massey Hollow, which showcase the complex erosion patterns typical of the Edwards Plateau. Local ranching and recreation are evident through the network of trails such as the Maple Trl and Overlook Trl, alongside established routes like Ranch Rd 187. The presence of Pelaez Lake and numerous named creeks like Jernigan Cr highlight the critical water sources that have historically dictated settlement and land use across the Real and Bandera county line.