Texas Travel
Hit the road and discover the places that make Texas worth exploring.
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.
Greasiness is next to godliness.
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Rock ’n’ roll fanatics in the mid-1900s used to tune in to hear Wolfman Jack calling out the hits over the AM airwaves.
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One of Texas’ best-kept secrets lies about 100 miles offshore.
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You’ve probably driven through this town on your way to the Great West. But have you ever stopped?
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Home to America’s second-largest canyon.
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Houston, we’ve got no problem spending all day here.
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Mountains in Texas. Yep, they exist. See how many you can tackle.
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They call it the most beautiful town square in Texas, and I know them’s fighting words, but I think it’s true!
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I call Bellville Texas’ spiritual center. Come pay homage to the site where we settled our first capital city — and meet some of the characters living near there today.
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Discover the sunken city, the East Texas forests, and the Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame. As for the burger myth, you’ll have to decide that one for yourself.
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If you don’t like the weather in Texas … head to the coast.
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Matt Read set out to make his own Texas version of the Appalachian Trail. It ended up changing his life.
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Everyone knows about Big Bend National Park. But not everyone dares to head into the vast expanse for days at a time, with only gallons of water and their own two feet.
