The dream of public access to the Blanco River in the Wimberley Valley may just become a reality.
El Rancho Cima, the former Boy Scout Ranch on Farm-to-Market Road 32 on the outskirts of Wimberley, has the possibility of becoming a county-owned natural area and park with more than a mile of riverfront.
Just a few months ago, the possibility of the 2,382-acre property becoming a park was long gone. After initially going up for sale, a grassroots campaign to purchase and conserve the land had seemingly failed as the property was bought and subdivided.
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