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Texas is full of parks with incredible landscapes and most of them are worth visiting. Inside of Texas State Parks you will see rivers, forests, beaches, sinkholes, sand dunes, lakes, Continue Reading…
Tishomingo State Park is located near the northeastern border of Mississippi. This scenic park is named after Chief Tishomingo, and contains relics from Paleo Indians. Interesting stuff, but the foothills Continue Reading…
This national park is a world of its own in the Big Bend Country of Texas. You will not see many people or buildings driving through the desert landscape. Instead, Continue Reading…
South of Buchanan Lake (which is far larger) you will find Inks Lake State Park in Burnet, Texas. This Texas State Park is small, but it’s amenities make up for Continue Reading…
Stephen F Austin State Park is a 660 acre Texas State Park between Houston and San Antonio. I’ve quickly learned most places in Texas are named after someone historically significant, Continue Reading…
Medina River Natural Area is a 500 acre park on the far south side of San Antonio, Texas. This natural area is a rarity on the south side, and is Continue Reading…
Guadalupe River State Park is a fantastic, dog friendly area to go hiking, canoeing, or swimming. Abbey and I, visited this park recently to do some hiking along the Guadalupe Continue Reading…