Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
While the Highland Lakes definitely qualifies as “off Broadway,” don’t think for a moment the local live theater is anything but outstanding. Theater lovers and newbies alike have a few incredible venues to enjoy live theater. Hill Country Community Theatre, Read more…
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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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The Highland Lakes offers lots of trail-running opportunities. One of the premier locations is Reveille Peak Ranch, which boasts miles and miles of trails for beginner to experienced. More than 7 miles of running trails also can be found at 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 at this Texas State Park thanks to Read more…
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Enchanted Rock State Natural Area’s ancient dome rises 425 feet into the air, making it one of the country’s largest batholiths (large igneous intrusions extending deep into Earth’s crust.) Primitive backpacking, camping, hiking, technical and rock climbing, picnicking, geological study, Read more…
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If you’re looking for a little more “remote” in your camping, hiking, and other outdoor pursuits, trek over to the 5,300-acre Colorado Bend State Park, located near Bend just west of Lampasas. Colorado Bend State Park includes 15.8 miles of Read more…
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Enjoy bird-watching, mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, and beautiful waterfalls at Pedernales Falls State Park, just east of Johnson City. Camp out to spend even more time exploring the park. The biggest draw are the Twin Falls that spill from Read more…
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Few places celebrate the life and contributions of President Lyndon Baines Johnson better than LBJ State Park & Historic Site and LBJ National Historical Park, each located between Johnson City and Stonewall on U.S. 290 in the Texas Hill Country. 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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