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Palo Duro Canyon is worth the drive for mountain bikers —Until you've actually experienced Palo Duro Canyon, there's no way to truly understand its rugged beauty or potential as a mountain biking nirvana. READ STORY
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Grapes and more in downtown Grapevine —Let’s talk grapes first, because Grapevine, the town midway between Dallas and Fort Worth that includes Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, loves grapes. READ STORY
ROCKPORT
Steal away to Rockport —By Houston standards, it was a dreary winter, with weeks of rain, cold and clouds. I packed a weekend bag and headed down the coast to Rockport, Texas’ winter hamlet. READ STORY
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Paddling around the lake —The early-morning scene on Lady Bird Lake in Austin couldn't have been more serene. READ STORY
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He's a day tripper —There’s definitely an art to taking the perfect day trip. You have to know where you want to go, what you want to see and make sure you can fit everything in within a day. READ STORY
CHAPPELL HILL
A yoga retreat for all types —The yoga retreat combined elements of spa resort and summer camp. You could sign up for a deep-tissue massage or go for a walk along the forest's edge READ STORY
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Swimming holes are a sign warmer months have arrived —Rope swings are knotted around the strong limbs of ancient cypress trees next to blue-green water just chilly enough to take your breath away when you plunge in feet first. READ STORY
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Outdoors: Texas is a kayakers paradise —With its lakes, rivers and coastline, Texas is a playground for water enthusiasts. READ STORY
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TEXAS TRAVEL GUIDES
Texas state parks
From Brazos Bend to Big Bend, reports cards on Texas parks.
San Antonio
After you've done the Alamo, you're ready to begin.
5 GREAT PLACES IN TEXAS ...
To enjoy a state park—What are Texas' top state parks? There are over 100 sites to choose from, but we'll play favorites. READ STORY
To listen to live music—Catch the likes of Lyle Lovett, James Hand, Bettye Lavette or someone new. READ STORY
To go shopping—Browse bargains at the outlets of San Marcos or vintage clothing in SoCo. For starters. READ STORY
To play golf—Manicured fairways, acclaimed layouts and great views. These courses have it all. READ STORY
To watch birds—Birders from around the world flock to Texas and Houston's own backyard. READ STORY
To get close
to wildlife wonders
—Baby turtles, bats, butterflies and more. READ STORY
To eye oddities—Houston has the Beer Can House, but intriguing sites litter the Lone Star State. READ STORY
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