There's nothing like waxing up the surfboard and hitting a beach, even in Texas. While Texas isn't known for surfing, there are great places here for surfers. There are surf parks in Texas if you know where to look for them. At Texas Outside, we like to make it easy. Try these parks for some…
Keep ReadingLooking for some unique outdoor lodging? Try some of these tipis & glamping trips. Organized glamping trips feature all of the exposure to the great outdoors as traditional camping trips without the bugs, wild animals, sudden storms, leaking tents, smelly sleeping bags, and questionable food. Despite being outdoors, they come with awesome amenities such as…
Keep ReadingLike many other parts of the country, Texas has hopped aboard the distillery train. In the past three years, Texas distilleries have made the scene and won awards at a rapid pace. Before 2013, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission had issued 39 distillery permits. In 2018, there were more than 154 active distillery permits in…
Keep ReadingIt was just 11 months ago when Theresa and I posted our video of Bryan, Texas, but I'm glad we did. This is a really cute town. Some Fun, Interesting Facts About Bryan, Texas One of the most interesting things about Bryan is that it was incorporated in 1871, but the city had gone through…
Keep ReadingTexas is full of thrill seekers. If you're looking for Texas thrill-seeker attractions, then look no further. We've got a list for you. People are always looking for fun things for the young ones to do, whether it is summer vacation, a winter break, or a weekend adventure. The following list of Texas thrill-seeker attractions…
Keep ReadingTucked away in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Marble Falls is an undiscovered treasure brimming with myriad engaging attractions. Its stunning natural vistas, quaint local boutiques, and thrilling outdoor escapades promise a rich tapestry of experiences that captivate visitors of all ages. Be you an outdoor enthusiast ready to conquer the picturesque trails,…
Keep ReadingNew Braunfels, the "City of Prince", was founded on the Comal River on March 21, 1845 by a German Nobleman. Successful farming, ranching, and abundant water contributed to the early prosperity of the settlement. The founding had a major impact on opening West Texas to a civilized economy. The many artisans and craftsmen among the…
Keep ReadingIf Lake Travis is closer or you just want to head to the Hill Country and Austin, then Lake Travis offers similar choices for a wet and wild. Lake Travis is a huge lake with lots for good restaurants, pretty clear water, good party coves, and much more - check out our review of Lake…
Keep ReadingSeventy years ago, almost every country in the developed world had heard the slogan from Texas, “Remember the Alamo”. That is not as true today, but most native Texans still “Remember the Alamo!” San Antonio, affectionately known as Old San Antone, is one of the most exciting cities in the U.S., home to the Alamo,…
Keep ReadingThe Guadalupe River runs for 230-miles, and is one of the tubing favorites for Texans. It rises up in two forks before converging into Guadalupe River proper where the two forks meet. Its North Fork’s headwaters are four miles from the Real-Kerr county line south of SH 41. Its South Fork’s headwaters are three miles…
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