Buffalo Gap began as a settlement at the site of a natural pass in the Callahan Divide through which buffalo traveled for centuries. It was a point on the famous Dodge (or Western) Cattle Trail.
Recent visitor-oriented developments offer a variety of restaurants, art-souvenir handicraft shops, and historical restorations.
621-acre park near Lake Abilene; camping, trailer facilities, picnicking, shelters, swimming pool, rest rooms and showers, hiking and fishing. Large grove of some 4,000
Buffalo Gap, TX State ParksComplex of 15 historic structures that tell the history of the last 50 years of the Texas frontier. Visitors tour three historic areas set in 1883, 1905 and 1925, all centered around the original 1879
Buffalo Gap, TX Historic SitesFeatures a red granite, seven-foot star inscribed with names of 157 YoungCounty men and women who died serving their county s...
Some 7,000 acres provide excellent facilities for the outdoor enthusiast. The park is around the popular O.C. Fisher Reservoi...
Housed in the Old Carter House, built in 1909 and moved to five-acre tract just west of the hospital. Features county photos,...
44-acre recreation site offers picnicking, swimming pool, playground, and travel trailer campsites available free for up to f...
Original paintings and prints by noted cowboy artists; farm and ranch artifacts from early 20th century, including living roo...