Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
This time of year, we are generally advised to trim oaks for the diminished risk of oak wilt. Yet our trees have only received 9-10 inches of rain this whole year. The optimal amount for oaks is 3-4 inches a Read more…
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Cottonwood Shores and Horseshoe Bay are close neighbors on Lake LBJ and just a few miles down the road from Marble Falls. While only a handful of places to shop and dine can be found in these small communities, they Read more…
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Lake Travis might be the best known of the Highland Lakes as a hot spot to cool off just outside of Austin, but that’s only half of this body of water. The Colorado River pours over Max Starcke Dam outside Read more…
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Monarch butterflies are on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List, where they were classified as endangered as of July 21, 2022. Texas is a large portion of the monarchs' migration highway. We can help restore our beautiful Read more…
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Spanning three counties in the Texas Hill Country, charming Spicewood is situated along Texas 71 and embraces the south shores of Lake Travis. While obvious attractions dot the highway, pockets of beauty, water activities, wineries, and more can be found Read more…
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Lake Buchanan is the first formed of the Highland Lakes, the largest of the Highland Lakes, and maybe the most fun of the Highland Lakes. Buchanan Dam stretches over 2 miles, stopping up the mighty Colorado River and creating a Read more…
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Kingsland and Granite Shoals lie along the shores of Lake LBJ and offer unrivaled lake access, good eats, and cold drinks. These small lakeside communities are sure to lure out your inner lake bum. The Colorado River and the Llano Read more…
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Those who have caught a glimpse of this native Texan in its natural habitat should consider themselves lucky. With a face like a fox, a body like a cat, a tail like a raccoon, and the moves of a wildly Read more…
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Zebra mussels have fully infested the Highland Lakes of Buchanan, Inks, LBJ, Marble Falls, and Travis, according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Infestation means these lakes have an established and reproducing population of the invasive species. If you're Read more…
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Inks Lake is tucked away between two historic Highland Lakes dams and among thick forests, towering granite formations, and more scenic overlooks than you can shake a hiking stick at. With unrivaled natural beauty and outdoor opportunities, it might be Read more…
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