65.75 acres is one of two tracts being offered for sale that make up the Gap in Cranfills Gap. Most of this property is in Bosque County, but a smaller portion is in Hamilton County. This mountain top runs down the hill to the West (Hamilton County) to the old Waco to Comanche horseback and wagon road that went through the Gap in the mountains as recorded in the History of Cranfills Gap. As stated in the other property description, there was a legendary Indian battle fought here. The property is heavily timbered with many distance views. There are several trails or roads through parts of the property that have become overgrown over the years. Timber is primarily mountain cedar, but also includes Live Oak and Spanish Oak. There are lots of game trails and areas of orange flint rock. This unique, historical property has not been offered for sale for several generations. There is public road access in different locations. Electricity (not a transmission line) crosses the property. Although most of this property is in the city limits of Cranfills Gap, it is the buyers (or buyers agents) responsibility to ascertain if city utilities will be available. No minerals will convey.