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.
A Guide to Beachcombing the Texas Coast
From seashells to sea glass, here’s a field guide to beachcombing along Texas’ 367-mile coastline.
And where to pick your own stems.
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Get the satisfaction of finding buried treasures all across Texas.
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Travel to the eastern corner of Texas to barter for hidden treasures like they’ve done for more than 150 years.
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Drop your line in at these top 12 spots.
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Home to the world’s largest pecan. We’re pretty sure.
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Which river to choose, what to bring, and where to jump. We have your answers here.
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A must-hit list of museums, from the essentials to the esoteric.
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This small town hidden at the far eastern edge of the state is the gateway to the beautiful Pineywoods region.
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These treasure-hunting grounds are well worth a detour from the road.
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The best swimming spots in Texas are fed by springs or formed by collapsed river canyons.
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Each has its own character and may change dramatically as it winds its way through the state.
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Lavender fields, nine-pin bowling, spring-fed waters, and lots of buggies.
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Antebellum architecture. Martian landscapes and modernism. Bluebonnets and Blue Bell. Arcades. Trails. Tiny dogs. Lots of country music. Explore here.
