Elephant Rocks State Park

Elephant Rocks State Park is a unique park featuring giant, billion-year-old granite boulders that stand end-to-end, resembling a train of red circus elephants. The park offers a self-guiding trail, including a Braille Trail, that winds among these geologic wonders and takes visitors past what remains of the long-dead mining operation. Picnic sites, a playground, and flush restrooms are available. The park is also home to an electronic off-road track chair that visitors with mobility issues can use on portions of the Braille Trail and a short spur on Engine House Ruins Trail. The park's geology is fascinating, with the elephant-shaped boulders formed from 1.5-billion-year-old granite, and its history is intriguing, with evidence of past quarrying and railroad activities