Highland Lakes general stores: They’re not just places to buy bait, beer, and gas. We’re talking about borderline-magical locales where strangers become friends, winning lottery tickets are scratched, roosters are venerated, and music fills the air. These rustic rest stops Read more…
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As iconic as Texas Hill Country peaches are, it might come as a surprise that the peach tree is not native to the Lone Star State — or even Georgia, officially known as the Peach State. Peach trees are believed Read more…
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Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of Mexican heritage. Commonly mistaken as a holiday for Mexican independence (Mexico’s independence day is actually Sept. 16), Cinco de Mayo celebrates a single victory against the French army on May 5, 1862, in Read more…
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Don’t let all of the fun you’re having on your Highland Lakes vacation interfere with watching the big game. Fans can catch the action from the Super Bowl, March Madness, or any other major sporting event at a number of Read more…
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Love is in the air in the Highland Lakes as couples finalize their Valentine’s Day plans. With so many wonderful and idyllic restaurants in the area, it can be hard to pick the perfect match for you and your special Read more…
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Whether you’re thirsty for a cold beer to pair with lunch or a strong margarita to start your night out, there’s a watering hole for everyone in the Highland Lakes. Here are some of our favorite spots for adult drinks: Read more…
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Barbecue is not just a meal, it’s a way of life. Like the rest of Texas, the Highland Lakes takes its smoked meat seriously, and you can taste the passion in every bite at “BBQ” stops across the area. The Read more…
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Breakfast is all about options. In the Highland Lakes, hungry early birds have tons of choices to start their day strong. Sweet pastries, savory bacon, steamy coffee, and spicy breakfast tacos only scratch the surface. Compiling this list was no Read more…
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The legacy of “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” screams on at Hooper’s, the restaurant occupying the movie set-turned-business at 1010 King Court in Kingsland. The structure once served nightmares as the home of Leatherface and his murderous family in the Read more…
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Thanks to the area’s climate and geography, you can explore the bouquet and flavors of several wineries from Fredericksburg to Marble Falls. National Geographic even ranked one of the area wineries on its top 10 list for visiting. The area’s Read more…
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