A picturesque limestone bluff situated high above the Bosque River, Lovers’ Leap is as dangerous as it is beautiful. On June 28, 1917, the Cameron family purchased a tract of sixty acres featuring the cliff area known as Lovers’ Leap.

The story of doomed romance was attributed to the Waco Indians, who lived on the banks of the Brazos, and it's set on the tallest limestone cliffs in Cameron Park, still called Lovers Leap . The cliff park is now under renovation, to reopen in time for the park's centennial next May.

2024年7月22日 · Have you been to Lovers’ Leap in Waco? It’s a cliffside overlook at the northernmost tip of Cameron Park. You can access it via hiking trail or driving, and it’s a gorgeous place to watch the sunset in Waco.

2017年6月21日 · A picturesque limestone bluff situated high above the Bosque River, Lovers’ Leap is as dangerous as it is beautiful. On June 28, 1917, the Cameron family purchased a tract of sixty acres featuring the cliff area known as Lovers’ Leap.

Quick Wah-Wah-Tee and her lover, in the last embrace of love and death, sprang from the cliff into the maddened waves below, since which dreadful night it has been known as "Lovers' Leap."

2014年6月23日 · Lover’s Leap was originally part of land purchased by the Cameron family in 1917 to be donated to Camp MacArthur. This area of the park was named after the legend of Waco Indian princess Wah-Wah-Tee and her Apache lover, whose love was looked down on by the rest of the Waco tribe.

A picturesque limestone bluff situated high above the Bosque River, Lovers’ Leap is as dangerous as it is beautiful. On June 28, 1917, the Cameron family purchased a tract of sixty acres featuring the cliff area known as Lovers’ Leap.

The best known Lover’s Leap in Texas is the cliff overlooking the Brazos River in Waco’s Cameron Park. It’s such a well known landmark that there’s even a local church named after it – Lover’s Leap Baptist.

A picturesque limestone bluff situated high above the Bosque River, Lovers’ Leap is as dangerous as it is beautiful. On June 28, 1917, the Cameron family purchased a tract of sixty acres featuring the cliff area known as Lovers’ Leap.

The legend of Lovers' Leap and an historical sketch of Waco, Texas, Names West, Decca Lamar. Created / Published Waco, Knight Printing Co., c1912. Headings - Waco (Tex.)