Texas Travel
Hit the road and discover the places that make Texas worth exploring.
A Guide to Texas Mineral Springs
From the desert springs of West Texas to the mineral-rich wells of North Texas, you’ll soon be floating in a spring-fed pool.
Off the grid and onto adventure.
A Guide to Beachcombing the Texas Coast
From seashells to sea glass, here’s a field guide to beachcombing along Texas’ 367-mile coastline.
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Texas is a great place to hike for avid outdoors lovers of all ages and fitness levels. Here are our picks for the five most quintessential Texas hikes.
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Featuring the inspiration for “Lonesome Dove” and the largest downtown square in the U.S.
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From the quirky to the grandiose, here are nine works of public art that should be on every Texan’s roadside bucket list.
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Some of Texas’ most intriguing vistas are hidden away underground, where geological marvels have created spooky caves and caverns.
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Have you dipped your toes in the cool waters of the Frio? Wandered down the crooked Brazos? Add these Texas canoe trips to your bucket list.
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In a remote and desolate corner of Texas lies a tiny ghost town with an outsized history.
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Get your mile-high meringue here
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Texas is a camper’s dreamland, with adventures ranging from rugged desert wildness to wild, untamed seashore.
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Cowboys, spring water, wacky sculptures, and German cuisine.
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From beginner paddles to unforgettable adventures, Texas is a kayaker’s dream.
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It’s called “The Heart of Texas” because it’s at the epicenter of the state — but it’s also filled with Texas heart.
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Founded by Irish immigrants, Shamrock has become a famous pit stop on the classic American road trip along Route 66.
