This gorgeous Texas state park will soon be accessible to hikers, campers, and nature-enthusiasts. Here's what you can expect to see once it's officially open.
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In this city near the Texas coast, you'll find shops and vendors selling a variety of wares that are as colorful as the tropical birds that populate the area.
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While visiting this family-friendly city near Waco, you'll definitely want to try its Tex-Mex and Puerto Rican cuisine in between lake trips and long walks.
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Head to this charming town in Texas Hill Country to explore historic American sites and enjoy scenic outdoor activities for the perfect weekend retreat.
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For a crowd-free swimming hole to cool off from Texas’ blazing heat, head to an underrated area with calm, turquoise waters fed from a natural spring.
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With award-winning dining ranging from West African to Japanese and an impressive fine arts collection, this Houston neighborhood is a cultural treat.
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What makes a shorefront oasis stand out among all the Lone Star State's beautiful beaches? Find out when you visit this stunning coastal paradise on the Gulf.
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Eventually, this 100-mile-long trail will connect some of the state's biggest attractions, including freshwater springs, small towns, and historic sites.
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Home to a quaint downtown with half-timbered pastel buildings and celebrations like Oktoberfest, this Texas town is just as German as its name.
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This Gulf Coast estuary is the idea place for a water sports getaway, whether you're looking for fishing, kayaking, boating, or just lounging by the beach.
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Texas has no shortage of charming small towns, but one has declared itself the "sweetest," and it features beautiful lakes and other scenic views.
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Set to open in 2026, Texas' newest thrill ride is the world's tallest, longest, and fastest dive coaster, with record-breaking speed at Six Flags Over Texas.
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If you've never been, it's easy to imagine all of Texas as the desert land of cowboys, but there's a lot of life even in the smaller cities like this one.
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This Lone Star State establishment provides a theme park experience customized for folks with special needs who may feel alienated at conventional parks.
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If you have a bat phobia, stay away from this Texas cave at all costs — but if you're neutral or a fan of the animals, this is one sight you'll never forget.
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Not far from Austin, visitors to Texas can tour vineyards and wineries via a shuttle service, sample bratwurst, and sip brews at an annual Oktoberfest festival.
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Historic flights and tourist treks deep into underground caverns take place near this Texas town, where you can stay at a charming Spanish-colonial-style hotel.
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Spend the day casting a line out onto the water, walking around a nature park, or enjoying a picnic with your family at an artificial lake in Central Texas.
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An oasis waits at the end of a grueling hike under the Texas sun, but the biggest challenge is avoiding locals who would prefer you stay away.
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A Texas city is a dream for lovers of all things equestrian, with ranches to try your hand at a new specialty and trails to check out new vistas on horseback.
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The U.S. has the most airports of any country in the world, and one U.S. state has more airports and airfields than any other... and it's not California.
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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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