Cameron Park-Lovers Leap in Waco, Texas is a historic cliff park that has captivated visitors for over a century with its legendary tale of doomed romance. Set on the tallest limestone cliffs in Cameron Park, still known as Lovers Leap, the park is currently undergoing renovations and is set to reopen in time for its centennial celebration next May.
The Legend of Lovers Leap, attributed to the Waco Indians, tells the story of a brave from the enemy Apache tribe and the fair maiden Wah-Wah-Tee, daughter of the Waco chief, who made a fateful decision to leap from the cliff into the waves below to escape the vengeance of her father and fellow tribesmen. While the authenticity of the legend is questioned by some, the enduring allure of Lovers Leap has made it a popular destination, inspiring songs, poems, and postcards throughout the years.
Generated from the website