Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
Before mowing, double check brown spots on your lawn. Mike Riley of Horseshoe Bay brought to our attention that we might have baby rabbits underfoot. Sometimes, a patch of dried grass (when everything else around isn’t dry) is the top Read more…
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The Inks Dam National Fish Hatchery in the Highland Lakes is a hidden hiking gem and a nature nerd’s dream. The terse trails surrounding the facility offer terrific views of the Colorado River and invite hikers to engage with the Read more…
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Don’t stick out like a sore thumb when you visit the Highland Lakes. Mispronouncing the name of a city or a landmark is an immediate sign you’re not a local. No need to worry, though, because we put together this Read more…
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The Highland Lakes and surrounding Texas Hill Country offer some incredible birding opportunities thanks to diverse landscapes and ample open spaces that provide habitats for hundreds of species of birds.Elizabeth Gardner of the Friends of Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge Read more…
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Despite its name, Devil’s Waterhole at Inks Lake State Park is a slice of swimming hole heaven, where Texans have been doing cannonballs and backflips off of a granite overhang into the water for decades. A small dam on the Read more…
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You won’t hear cries of “I’m bored!” at the Putters & Gutters location in Marble Falls. The fun center offers an array of activities and entertainment, including a bowling alley, a mini-golf course, a go-kart track, an arcade, a skating Read more…
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Horseshoe Bay Nature Park is an 11-acre piece of recovering Texas Hill Country habitat. Walking through the park, it’s obvious an immense amount of consideration, love, and time was invested into the development of this miniature Highland Lakes preserve. At Read more…
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When spring wildflowers bloom along U.S. 281 in north Marble Falls, they highlight one of Burnet County’s historical gems: the “Bluebonnet House,” built in 1853. “It’s such an icon,” said Burnet resident Tommye Potts, whose grandfather Christian Dorbandt Jr. was Read more…
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Some of the best access points to the fabled hills and shores of the Highland Lakes are through the numerous Lower Colorado River Authority parks and recreation areas. The LCRA is best known for its management of water and energy Read more…
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The Highland Lakes boasts many natural wonders at which to spend the weekend. Enchanted Rock State Natural Area is a beautiful sight to see — and more and more people are flocking to see it. Many visitors will wait in Read more…
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