Texas has it all, bayous, beaches, canyons, caves, deserts, forests, lakes, mountains, an ocean with 350 miles of coastline, prairies, rivers, and the only-in-Texas Hill Country. Texas’ extremely varied terrain comprises over 800 habitat types. Texas’ habitats support 540 species of birds and migratory birds, and 142 species of mammals, amphibians, and other animals. Texas…
Keep ReadingIsolated in the remote West Texas wilderness on a flat Chihuahuan desert floor lays a town full of legends. The Chinati, Chisos, and Davis Mountains protectively encircle this obscure hamlet on three sides and bestow upon it their fruitful barren beauty. Art, cultures, history, and the paranormal converge in Marfa, Texas. Marfa sits at the…
Keep ReadingThe Compleat Angler author Izaak Walton famously said that he had “laid aside business and gone a-fishing.” Today, 370 years later, far too few of us follow his example. It isn’t only that we’re all plugged in, attached to devices, and hopelessly harried; it’s that, sadly, many people think of fly fishing as work--the last…
Keep ReadingThe Lodge Resort in Cloudcroft is unique with a rich and interesting history, some of which includes a turn-of-the-century fire that destroyed the original structure, ghostly inhabitants, a storied past, visit by famous guests, and lots more. It's a must visit if you're in Cloudcroft, New Mexico. The original log-constructed Lodge was built in 1899 by…
Keep ReadingWhile Texas has some great golf courses, we think you'll benefit by knowing where some of the best golf courses in world are located. That's we've put together this list of the most spectacular gold courses around the globe. You'll find a couple of these in America. Additionally, this page has a list of the…
Keep ReadingDallas has more than 100 golf courses. So, why not choose a Dallas Golf Stay and Play package and play several different Dallas Golf Courses? Even if you live in Dallas, treat yourself to a weekend getaway or vacation. You can then stay and play at one of these Dallas Golf Resorts or hotels with…
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…
Keep ReadingSan Jacinto Day is close to the heart of every good Texan. When Mexico won its independence from Spain in 1821, Mexico inherited what is today’s Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Southern California. Mexico’s center of government remained in Mexico City, where New Spain’s (Mexico) capital was. Mexico began with a constitutional government but soon…
Keep ReadingWhite Water Rafting in Texas is an adventure like no other. With its raging rivers, beautiful scenery and unique wildlife, it's a thrilling experience for adrenaline seekers and nature lovers alike. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day trip or an extreme whitewater challenge, the Lone Star State has something to offer everyone. From the…
Keep ReadingIt is no doubt that Texas has some towns with outlandish and strange names. As far as Texas culture goes, Gun Barrel City, Point Blank, and Spur, Texas, are not such strange names. Texas ended up with some stranger names than those two, so we took a look at them and why they ended up…
Keep Reading