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Keep ReadingA great way to cool off in the Texas heat is to jump into the “coolest” fresh water around. Here is a list of the best Texas swimming holes. Make it a goal to enjoy one or two of these Texas swimming holes each year. Have fun. If you like this page, you might also…
Keep ReadingTexas Outside covers the entire state of Texas divided into these regions. The Hill Country / Central Texas The Piney Woods / East Texas The North Central Plains / North Texas The Great Plains / Panhandle The Gulf Coastal Plains / South Texas (Gulf Coast (Padre Island?) The Big Bend Country / West Texas We…
Keep ReadingAre you ready for an adventure across Texas like no other? Picture yourself gliding through shimmering waters, surrounded by the diverse beauty of Texas’ landscapes—from serene pine forests to the rugged Hill Country and the expansive Gulf Coast. Welcome to the Texas Paddling Trails, a paddler’s paradise encompassing 80 well-mapped trails, each offering a unique…
Keep ReadingTexas is home to hundreds of breathtaking waterfalls, each offering a unique natural escape. Whether you're looking to hike, swim, or simply enjoy a peaceful picnic, these stunning falls provide the perfect setting for a day of outdoor adventure. From refreshing pools perfect for a dip to scenic spots ideal for wildlife and birdwatching, Texas…
Keep ReadingTexas. The very name conjures images of wide-open spaces, endless skies, and a sense of adventure. It’s a place where families can bond over shared experiences, create lasting memories, and reconnect with nature. But for parents planning a trip to the Lone Star State, the question often arises: “What are the best things to do…
Keep ReadingFrom towering skylines to tiny dots on the map, Texas is a state of extremes, and nowhere is that more evident than in its incredible variety of cities and towns. Whether you're driving through a bustling metro like Houston or stumbling upon a one-stoplight town with a quirky name and a big heart, the Lone…
Keep ReadingThink alligators are just a Florida or Louisiana thing? Think again. From the bayous of East Texas to the wetlands along the Gulf Coast, the Lone Star State is home to an estimated 400,000 to 500,000 American alligators — and yes, quite a few live in Texas lakes. Whether you're kayaking, fishing, or just soaking…
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