Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
Home of Company C 8th Infantry, USA and Second Dragoon Regiment until 1853, Fort Croghan was established in 1849 in what is now Burnet, Texas. It is the third of four forts that the U.S. government established to protect settlers Read more…
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The Highland Lakes area is overflowing with local acting talent and two incredible community theater programs. Visit 101HighlandLakes.com/Events for upcoming performances.
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If you’re a skateboarder, the Highland Lakes has several spots to do a backside 180 ollie or a frontside pop shuvit. Falls Creek Park Skate Park, located at the corner of Main and Yett streets in Marble Falls, is a Read more…
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The Austin Steam Train Association runs trains most weekends with stops in Burnet or Bertram, depending on which train you board. The historic Hill Country Flyer will take you on a 66-mile round trip from Cedar Park to Burnet with Read more…
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You can comfortably swim outdoors almost year-round in the Texas Hill Country. Here are some of our favorite Highland Lakes swimming holes: Blanco State Park—Stand in the shower of a waterfall thanks to the dam on the Blanco River. The Read more…
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Boot prints beat a path frozen in concrete inside one business in Old Oak Square located at 305 Main Street in Marble Falls. They begin near the north side of the room and walk straight into the opposite wall. The Read more…
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Adolph Hoppe raced along as the brush whipped against him. He had ground to cover to get home, but he could feel the fire eaters closing in on him. As he pushed his horse on, he cursed the day he Read more…
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