After 75 years that it has been opened, Garner State Park never gets old by the thousands of people that visit each year. It is known for its beautiful scenery by which the Frio River crosses this park with deep canyons and high mesas that you can hike on. During the Great Depression in the 1930s, people were unemployed and the economy was going down. President Roosevelt created The Civilian Conservation Corps in order to provide jobs so that unemployment rates can decrease. During this program, young men developed national and state parks. With the help of this program, it developed Garner that included the making of roads, trails, cabins, and so much more. It is a great place to visit to swim in the Frio River and hike through 11 miles of
