If you're headed to Galveston for a weekend or an extended vacation, then try some of these Galveston attractions. Here's a list of Texas Outside's Top Ten Fun Things To See & Do in Galveston, Texas. You'll also find these 10 things to do and see, and more, on our interactive Galveston Map. Go Camping…
Keep ReadingIn the heart of the Lone Star State, a travel revolution is quietly unfolding. Here, the quintessential image of Texas – wide-brimmed hats, longhorns, and oil rigs – is getting a green makeover. Enter the eco dome, a symbol of sustainable living and an increasingly popular choice for travelers seeking an environmentally friendly way to…
Keep ReadingGlen Rose is a fun and quaint town that was established as a trading post in 1849. The city is located at a picturesque spot on the Paluxy River, just above its meeting with the Brazos River. We love Glen Rose and have spent a number of weekends there. Here is our list of favorite…
Keep ReadingNext time you're visiting Longview on a vacation, just passing through, or staying for a weekend, you should visit some of these Longview Museums. East Texas Oil Museum - Kilgore We have visited the East Texas Oil Museum and thought that is was very well done, interesting, and informative. Through a variety of different medium…
Keep ReadingYou’ve probably head of Athens, Greece or maybe Athens, Georgia but have you ever heard of Athens, Texas? Athens, Texas is 75 miles south east of Dallas and 36 miles south west of Tyler and it’s home for 12,710 folks and the center for lots of fun things to see and do. Athens calls itself the…
Keep ReadingEvery single pitch matters! The Texas Rangers and the Houston Astros ended their regular seasons with matching 90-72 records. The Astros whipped the Rangers nine out of 13 games in the 2023 regular season. Now, they will duel again for a chance at becoming World Series champions. The AL West Division 2023 series of Astros…
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 ReadingIn the heart of West Texas, nestled between the vast desert landscapes and oil fields, lie twin cities - Midland and Odessa. Rich in history, culture, and brimming with unique attractions, these cities offer a blend of activities that cater to all kinds of adventurers. From exploring the cosmos at the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum…
Keep ReadingPrepare yourself for an exciting journey that will take us beyond the familiar routes and deep into the heart of the Lone Star State. Today, we're uncovering the secret rivers across Texas. We'll venture to the untouched banks of the James River, delve into the serene allure of the Pease River, immerse ourselves in the…
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