These Are The Most Humid Cities In America (And Life Here Feels Like A Sauna)
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.
Read MoreHigh 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.
Read MoreBesides being the filming location of a '90s film, this Texas town is bursting with character. Visit for a charming Main Street, shopping, and nature.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreHome 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.
Read MoreNestled amid Texas Hill Country's scenic hills and lakes, this charming small town offers rustic beauty, abundant wildlife, and outdoor adventure.
Read MoreTucked in the Texas Panhandle, this scenic town blends cowboy charm, river valley views, and historic sites that make it perfect for a short escape.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreDriving through Texas is difficult enough already with its long stretches of emptiness, but this dangerous highway proves to be the state's biggest problem.
Read MoreFor 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.
Read MoreEnjoy this tiny Texas island city with amazing beaches for swimming, lounging, partying, or surfing, and lively art walks and wine spots downtown.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreBest 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.
Read MoreThis Texas city is a spooky destination that's home to countless haunted landmarks and unique, eerie attractions that are perfect for the Halloween season.
Read MoreIf you're craving outdoor adventure, and you live in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, then you need to know about this park just around the corner.
Read MoreIf you're a fan of classic film or literature, then you need to visit this small North Texas town with deep connections to pop culture history.
Read MoreThe big cities in Texas have plenty to offer in terms of food, nightlife, and fun, but smaller towns also have lots of culture, charm, and outdoor adventures.
Read MoreSpot wildlife, explore the vast prairie, camp, and enjoy the stars when you visit this wildlife refuge tucked away near the city streets of Amarillo, Texas.
Read MoreOutside of its cities, Texas has an earned reputation for open land and sleepy towns, but nestled between Austin and Houston is an antiquing haven.
Read MoreLocated just outside of San Antonio, this adventure park holds several titles and claims to fame. We'll explain how to find it and what you can do there.
Read MoreBetween the bustling Texas cities of Austin and Houston is a historic town that offers lakeside activities, great food, and clean, small-town hospitality.
Read MoreIf you're bound for Texas and looking for a getaway, Abilene State Park has everything you could need between the camping spot, hiking trails, and paddling.
Read MoreLooking to explore Texas' Hill Country? Discover stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures in this charming town that make for the perfect year-round getaway.
Read MoreAustin’s natural side shines at these stunning waterfall spots, where short hikes, tranquil views, and fresh air make every visit unforgettable.
Read MoreAnchored by an upscale shopping center not unlike Beverly Hills' famous Rodeo Drive, this lush and peaceful Dallas suburb is a celebrated retirement haven.
Read MoreThis Gulf community offers multiple RV parks in town and on the barrier island, and its conveniently located near wildlife refuges for fishing and birdwatching.
Read MoreA hidden Texas hike near Alpine rewards adventurers with sweeping desert views, quirky history, and one unforgettable spot to sit and reflect.
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