Does it get any better than a Texas road trip? We'll let you decide, but this exciting adventure showcases the best of the Lone Star State's Gulf Coast.
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An overlooked natural retreat outside Houston offers scenic hikes, birdwatching, and forest creeks for travelers seeking Texas' lesser-known green escape.
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Located in central Texas is a small city that seems almost straight out of a storybook: a place where deer roam as the state's loveliest wildflowers bloom.
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The whole family can enjoy a day out at this great and ethically responsible Texas zoo that has just welcomed a few new fluffy newborn animals.
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With a population of over 7 million in the U.S., this dangerous species has caused more fatalities than sharks and bears. They are especially invasive in Texas.
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This groundbreaking Houston sports venue was falling into ruin. But it will now be rebuilt with an expanded purpose as a global entertainment destination.
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Home to the world's largest flea market, this tiny Texas town oozes charm with historic architecture, antique stores, and family-owned restaurants.
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While you might not think of Texas for fall foliage, the state's least-visited national park is a gorgeous destination to enjoy the changing leaves.
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Discover NASA's iconic space center just outside of Houston, Texas, where visitors can see artifacts, spaceships, and peek into actual science labs.
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This mostly-abandoned town along the Gulf of Mexico in Texas is now the perfect, crowd-free spot for fishing and beach camping. Here's what you'll find there.
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This small Texas town combines Spanish colonial roots, Old West legends, and a flourishing arts scene while ranking as the safest in the state.
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For a family vacation spot in Texas with a breathtaking beach, head to this coastal gem with an aquarium, aircraft carrier, and pier with good fishing and food.
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Once a settlement for employees of a chemical plant, this southeast Texas city has completely transformed into a thriving paradise for birds and wildlife.
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Soak up the best of Texas' charms at this gorgeous lakeside town where thrill seekers can try their hand at wakeboarding, paddleboarding, and more.
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After the ruinous July 2025 floods in Texas, this iconic park has finally uncovered its dinosaur fossils. Come and see these prehistoric tracks for yourself.
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Situated just north of Plano, this quiet yet vibrant pocket boasts over 5 million square feet of shopping, excellent eateries, and pristine parkland.
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Get ready for a thrilling experience just outside Dallas, Texas in this surprising suburb bursting with quirky antiques.
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The Lone Star State is booming, and this fast-growing community outside of Houston is experiencing most of the perks with few of the drawbacks.
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On Texas' Padre Island, a hidden beachside campground offers calm waters, bird-filled skies, and starry nights, creating a serene Gulf Coast escape.
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This Dallas suburb is called the "Free Live Music Capital of North Texas." It offers historic sites, food, festivals, and a mysterious landmark.
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Texas has no shortage of history ready to be explored, and when it comes to the Lone Star State, these small communities are musts for history buffs.
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America's National Parks are areas of wilderness that can be dangerous if not respected, however, this iconic location is actually one of the deadliest.
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Rest areas aren't usually the highlight of a road trip, but this pit stop in southern Texas flips the script for weary travelers and birdwatchers alike.
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For an off-the-beaten-path destination in Texas, head to this town known as the "Gem of the Hill Country" that is full of wine, shops, and natural beauty.
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Take a short car ride from the big city and you'll be transported back in time, with all the Texan charm and small-town energy you can shake a stick at.
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One secluded state park near Austin, Texas, offers a lakeside getaway with hiking trails, campsites, peaceful boating and swimming, and fishing opportunities.
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One pristine Texas river is an outdoor paradise that offers visitors plenty of opportunities to kayak, canoe, swim, fish, hike, camp, and stargaze.
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