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Exploring the Scenic Texas Gulf Coast

Lauren Newman05 mins

With over 300 miles of coastline, the Texas Gulf Coast presents a diverse array of outdoor recreational opportunities. Activities such as birding, fishing, shell collecting, beachcombing, sunbathing, swimming, surfing, and snorkeling can all be enjoyed along this picturesque coastal region. Spanning from Louisiana to Mexico, the Texas Gulf Coast is adorned with various geographic and cultural differences, offering countless attractions for those visiting this remarkable area.

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Best Texas Marathons for Runners and Challengers

John Doe05 mins

Texas offers a diverse range of running events for fitness enthusiasts. For those seeking the ultimate challenge, marathons present an exciting opportunity. With numerous marathon events scattered across the Lone Star State, participants can find their perfect race without the hassle of lengthy road trips. Below is a curated list of notable marathons taking place in cities like Austin, Houston, and Ft. Worth, providing accessibility for locals.

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Top Outdoor Activities to Enjoy in Texas

Jonathon Williams03 mins

Texas is a vast state renowned for its incredible outdoor recreational opportunities. With sprawling landscapes and hundreds of miles of coastline, visitors to the Lone Star State can engage in a diverse range of activities, from rock climbing and camping to kiteboarding and fishing. This article explores various outdoor activities one can enjoy in Texas, highlighting the state’s most spectacular offerings.

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January Getaways: Experiencing Texas in Winter

Joshua Liu06 mins

Every time we begin a new year, we seem to have a fresh perspective and are full of optimism. In somewhat of that ‘new year’ vein, the year’s first month is packed with a wide array of events in Texas. Some of these events align with the ‘resolution’ theme of New Year’s, especially the numerous running events held throughout the state. Others, including boat shows, capitalize on their target audience’s ‘off-season’ to showcase fresh products. Consequently, a visit to Texas in January offers a fantastic opportunity to kick off the new year with fun and interesting activities.

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Top Summer Activities in Texas for Fun and Adventure

John Doe07 mins

The summer months see throngs of visitors heading to Texas for vacation. From the coast to the Hill Country, every corner of the Lone Star State has visitors looking for summer vacation fun. Indeed, there is no shortage of activities to enjoy during the summer in Texas. Here are some of the best ways to keep cool while having a great time on your summer vacation in Texas.

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Best March Activities in Texas: Explore Top Attractions

Jon Summers07 mins

March—the first official month of spring—makes everyone anxious to get outside. However, if you live in northern latitudes, March weather can be fickle, forcing you indoors. Fortunately, temperatures in Texas—the Lone Star State—make it the perfect travel destination for those itching to get a little sun on their skin. Therefore, from outstanding festivals and events to rodeos and spring break on the Gulf Coast, March in Texas is filled with activities to enjoy.

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Top Tranquil Weekend Escapes in Texas

Jonathon Williams07 mins

Texas has numerous well-known tourist destinations filled with attractions, events, and more. However, sometimes a quiet weekend getaway is more appealing than an action-packed vacation, and Texas has plenty of destinations for that type of trip as well. A good many small Texas towns and quaint villages dot the landscape of the Lone Star State, from West Texas to the Piney Woods, the Gulf Coast to the Hill Country; there are plenty of great locations for a quiet weekend getaway in Texas.

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Discover the Enchanting Historic Towns of Texas

Katelyn Long06 mins

Having been ruled by six countries, including its own sovereign government, it’s no surprise that Texas has developed a diverse and interesting history. Much of the history that shaped the Lone Star State took place in towns that are relatively small by modern standards. When non-Texans think of the state of Texas, the larger cities often come to mind: Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio. However, there’s more to the small-town Texas charm than the eye can see, making it an excellent destination for road trips, solo travel, or family outings. In fact, there are many notable small and historic Texas towns for travelers to explore.

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Ultimate Brownsville, Texas Visitor Guide

Melissa Sullivan06 mins

Brownsville is Texas’ southernmost city. Located right at the tip of Texas, Brownsville is situated on the banks of the famous Rio Grande River, directly across from Matamoros, Mexico. It is also just a short distance upriver from the Gulf of Mexico. In short, this location adds up to make Brownsville an ideal year-round vacation destination.

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Top Family Activities for Kids on South Padre Island

Lydia Wilson06 mins

South Padre Island (SPI) is a beloved beach destination in Texas. This small island near the Mexican border boasts miles of pristine beaches along both the Gulf of Mexico and the Laguna Madre Bay. Moreover, SPI is home to one of the state’s top water parks, a range of restaurants, diverse shopping options, and a proximity to historic Port Isabel. Therefore, South Padre Island and Port Isabel offer a plethora of activities for families vacationing together.

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Best Festivals to Experience in Texas

Admin07 mins

Texas has one of the most diverse populations in the state. This unique blend of people, coupled with Texas’ varied geographical regions, has resulted in a number of festivals that are just as diverse as the people who call Texas home. Here is a sample of some of the Lone Star State’s best annual events.

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Top 10 Activities to Enjoy on South Padre Island

Joshua Liu010 mins

South Padre Island, a sandy barrier island, is Texas’ southernmost coastal community. Due to its unique geographic location, South Padre (SPI) has a more “tropical” feel than other Texas beaches. While the beach itself is a huge draw for SPI visitors, it is hardly the only activity to enjoy on this barrier island situated just north of the Texas/Mexico border. Moreover, visitors can find thrills at Schlitterbahn and witness sea turtles being released. SPI is also a vibrant gathering place during Spring Break and Pride weekend.

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Top 10 Swimming Holes in Texas for a Perfect Summer Escape

Nicole Potter06 mins

Although Texas is home to numerous water parks, both locals and tourists often seek out natural swimming holes to escape the summer heat. For those who prefer lakes, waterfalls, and hidden grottos over concrete pools and water slides, Texas offers a wealth of options, featuring everything from a three-acre spring in the heart of Austin to a scuba-diving lake situated south of Dallas.

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