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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If you're looking for something to do along the Gulf Coast, why not enjoy some of the best that nature has to offer at the stunning refuge?
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Between Houston and San Antonio, there's a bird refuge that's a must-visit for any birding aficionados, as it's home to a critically endangered species.
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This massive scuba park has a private lake, training pool, and classroom, as well as underwater treasures to explore, floats, kayaks, and campsites.
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It's all about the journey, not the destination, and driving across this stretch of Route 66 will deliver a one-of-a-kind journey for your next road trip!
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Just off I-35 lies a Texas town where lazy river tubing, world-class waterparks, and historic German roots create the perfect mix of fun and charm.
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This chic suburb of a major Texas city is one of the wealthiest in the state and is filled with amazing farmers markets, shopping districts, and more.
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For a blend of history, mountain views, and a great downtown, head to this underrated getaway in Texas that feels like a Colorado mountain town.
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Before you go to the "Dinosaur Capital of Texas" at Dinosaur Valley State Park, stop at this gateway city, which offers vibrant art, history, and food.
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Witness some of Texas' most stunning landscapes when you visit this adorable and historic town. Tucked between two rivers, it's an ideal weekend escape.
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This historical attraction in Texas may be famous, but according to one study, it's one of the most disappointing tourist sites in the country.
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Everything is bigger in Texas, including the hikes and the views. Outdoor lovers looking to get out there should head to this breathtaking Big Bend trail.
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The Lone Star State is packed with gorgeous nature in every direction, and visitors will find plenty of Texas magic at this stunning state park in the tropics.
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Texas Hill Country is full of outdoor adventures, excellent food, and adorable places to stay, especially near this town that's near San Antonio and Austin.
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On the outskirts of Austin, Texas, is a nature park and preserve. This historic site has roaming peacocks, beautiful gardens, and an old cottage.
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Most hikers have heard of the Pacific Crest Trail and the Appalachian Trail, however, there's a new thru-hike in town and it spotlights the best of Texas.
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Not far from Austin, you'll find a charming small town that complements its artsy neighbor with riverside trails, history museums, and antique shops galore.
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Everything is bigger in Texas, and that includes the state's colorful, larger-than-life state fair, where visitors can find something for everyone.
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A strange, saucer-shaped structure hides in a Texas field, offering travelers a glimpse into a bold vision of futuristic living from the 1960s.
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Most know Texas for its rolling plains and cowboy culture, but the state's arid western portion is home to a truly stunning mountainous park.
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