Texas is a large state, and while much of its terrain is the rugged desert landscape you’d imagine, you’ll be surprised by the diversity you’ll find on the trail. The Lone Star State has a few hidden gems up its sleeve, from lush swimming holes to epic summit views and wildflower meadows. … Read more
Mineral Wells, made popular in the 1920s for its “healing” waters, drew wellness seekers from all over the country. They would come for a “season” to enjoy the water in whatever way they could. While most mineral water companies closed after the Great Depression, tourists can still sample water from the Crazy … Read more
Texas is a state in the south-central region of the United States and covers an area of 268,596 square miles with a population of 29.1 million residents in 2020. After Alaska, it is the second-largest state in the United States by land area and stands second-largest in population after California. Before and … Read more
If you enjoy history, you will enjoy Texas even more, and if you enjoy relaxing by the clear waters, Texas will not disappoint. On the other hand, waterfalls are a relatively uncommon sight in Texas. In such a vast state, only a few waterfalls cascade through Texas. With our list of these … Read more
There are numerous artificial and natural wonders in Texas, but volcanoes? That’s not a term you hear every day, and you’re in for a treat, dear reader. Although Texas has no active volcanoes, volcanoes such as Pilot Knob, Three Dike Hill, and Paisano Peak are open to the public for exploration. So, … Read more
The Lone Star State is dotted with gems in the form of its small cities and towns, beyond the skyscrapers and bright lights of Houston and Dallas and Austin’s music-filled streets. Some places are all about music, others are small towns with massive reputations for fashion or art, and others are laid-back … Read more
The Texan heat and swimming holes go together. What better way to deal with high temperatures than cool off in natural pools? There’s also plenty to go around, as you might expect. Texas has everything from family-friendly splash parks to pristine, sandy beaches and everything in between. These man-made and natural wonders … Read more
San Antonio is an exhilarating area packed with enjoyable stuff to do, whether you’re in town visiting family or for a weekend getaway. With its mild and balmy weather all year, this city is an excellent place to get some sun and sand, even in the winter. Furthermore, the city has some … Read more
Houston is an unexpectedly convenient gateway to a myriad of magnificent beaches. Houston does not have any beaches. However, the sandy beaches of Texas are only a quick ride away from the city. It’s also surrounded by several state parks with revitalizing lake beaches. So, treat yourself to a fantastic seaside vacation … Read more
Texas is a large state with a diverse mix of industries. With the second-largest economy in the county, it’s no surprise that Texas has many thriving businesses. There are almost no limits to what can be found in this large state, which is known for its open spaces and friendly people. Here … Read more
Texas was originally an agricultural state, and while it has grown in other industries over the years, agriculture remains a mainstay of the state economy. In fact, according to recent statistics gathered by the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Texas is one of the leading producers of many different crops and … Read more
Texas has over 370 miles of coastline along the emerald and teal waters of the Gulf of Mexico, providing plenty of beach vacation options. These stretches of sandy beach are ideal for a day at the beach. We know you’ll enjoy visiting these beaches, which are among the best ones in Texas. … Read more