Spooky season is the perfect time to explore old and abandoned towns, and one state with a history of gold and silver mining has more than you can imagine.
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This is the perfect small city for recreation and shopping. Kayak or canoe along the Columbus Paddling Trail, or shop for cowboy boots and craft goods downtown.
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Picking the perfect hotel for your luxury getaway can be a challenge. Look no further than this historic lodge in Texas for an incredible stay.
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This state park boasts the second-largest canyon system in the country. While Texas' summer heat can be tough, autumn brings cooler temps and gorgeous views.
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From the towering oil derricks to the delightful plays of Shakespeare, and so much more in between, you won't want to miss this East Texas town with charm.
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Texas is filled with plenty of charming small towns. This city is perfect for a budget-friendly getaway with easy access to a stunning lake for recreation.
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An old jail and other architectural eye candy await in this tiny Texas town. You can also head off on kayaking adventures and explore the nearby reservoir.
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We consulted Reddit to find the best steakhouses in the Dallas area where tourists can get a mouth-watering, delicious dry-aged steak and sides.
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One of the ironies of the wellness industry is that spas and resorts are dead serious about relaxation. And few are more committed than this Austin getaway.
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History, art, and natural beauty converge in this charming Texas town, with endless acres of wilderness, mountain scenery, and walking trails at it doorstep.
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Pristine, beautiful beaches with white sands and crystal clear water can be found all across America, including the East Coast, West Coast, and the Great Lakes.
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From prehistoric fun at Dinosaur Park to sweet stops at Blue Bell Creameries, the drive between Austin and Houston is packed with Texas charm.
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Discover a Texas nature preserve that offers world-class rock climbing, mountain biking, and river views perfect for a day of outdoor adventure.
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Dallas has a well-earned reputation for having infrastructure unsuited for pedestrians, but one suburb north of the Texas city bucks that trend.
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High humidity can make even the most mild heat feel oppressive, so if you're planning some summer travel, you might want to avoid these especially muggy cities.
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Besides being the filming location of a '90s film, this Texas town is bursting with character. Visit for a charming Main Street, shopping, and nature.
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This small city is just a couple hours from Dallas and makes for an ideal weekend getaway, with festivals, historic buildings, and themed steam train rides.
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Home to 3,000 hippo statues across its 75 square miles, this quirky Austin suburb offers a safe, family-friendly atmosphere and affordable living in Texas.
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Nestled amid Texas Hill Country's scenic hills and lakes, this charming small town offers rustic beauty, abundant wildlife, and outdoor adventure.
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Tucked in the Texas Panhandle, this scenic town blends cowboy charm, river valley views, and historic sites that make it perfect for a short escape.
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This little patch of Texas sand offers unmatched camping options for plenty of time spent on the sand, in the surf, under the sun, and exploring nature.
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The Gulf Coast of America makes for an underrated, stunning road trip, and one Texas city on the shoreline is (allegedly) a pleasure to drive in.
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Driving through Texas is difficult enough already with its long stretches of emptiness, but this dangerous highway proves to be the state's biggest problem.
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For a slow-paced vacation, fish & camp at this undeveloped Texas beach, where you can also bird watch or even observe endangered baby turtles taking to the sea.
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Enjoy this tiny Texas island city with amazing beaches for swimming, lounging, partying, or surfing, and lively art walks and wine spots downtown.
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A border city in Texas celebrates its unique blending of Mexican and American cultures, and it's a great place to visit shops or a festival.
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Best known for its distinct color, this Texas river extends all the way to Arkansas, full of history, water activities, and outdoor adventures to be had.
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