Zilker Park

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In Zilker Park, just off Barton Springs Road, Barton Springs Pool is one of Austin's famous landmarks and easily the most popular swimming hole in the city. Spring fed and over 900 feet long, the pool was formed when Barton Creek was dammed up, so it has a natural rock and gravel bottom. You can swim for fitness year-round in the lanes at Stacy Pool and the open expanses of Barton Springs Pool. During swimming season all 6 municipal pools have lane lines open all day, and the 27 neighborhood pools have lane lines available sometime during the day. Swimming classes are held morning and evening at 11 pools. To find out if the pool is open before traveling to the site, call the hotline number 867- 3080, which operates 24 hours a day.

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Fees ($2.50 per adult) are collected after 9 a.m. during the summer only. Pool doors open early at 5 a.m. From Lamar Boulevard, drive west on Barton Springs Road. At Robert E. Lee Drive, you have two options. You may turn left onto Robert E. Lee, go up a hill for about a quarter of a mile, and just past a baseball field, next turn into a gravel parking area.