
Elephant Rocks State Park has giant round pink granite boulders that sit in a line like a parade of elephants. Some of these stones are as big as a small house and over a billion years old.
Kids love climbing and scrambling over the smooth boulders and squeezing through the gaps between them. It is famous for these strange rock giants that look like they were stacked by nature.
The pink granite formed deep underground more than a billion years ago and slowly rounded over time.
A short paved trail leads to the boulders, where visitors can safely scramble up and around them.
The gentle Braille Trail is one-mile long and made so everyone, including wheelchairs, can enjoy it.