Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
MARBLE FALLS — Marble Falls High School assistant tennis coach Lerin Lockwood knows the value of a win as she takes the Locals Love Us favorite coach award for the second year in a row. “It’s really exciting,” she said Read more…
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BURNET — Two R.J. Richey Elementary School physical education students found their coach, Allison Walker, to present her with a broken jump rope. And they immediately blamed each other. Walker simply smiled, told the duo it was OK and instructed Read more…
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MARBLE FALLS — Marble Falls Parks and Recreation Director Robert Moss recently announced that Johnson Park received a Lone Star Legacy Park designation by the Texas Recreation and Park Society. TRAPS has only handed out a total 29 designations across Read more…
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BURNET — It’s hard to pinpoint why the Bluebonnet Festival was voted the Locals Love Us favorite event for the Burnet area by The Picayune readers and KBEY 103.9 FM Radio Picayune That’s because the festival features so many fun Read more…
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Pace Bend Park, in the far reaches of Spicewood, sticks out like a peninsula into Lake Travis and offers 9 miles of shoreline. Expect stunning views of the lake and the Texas Hill Country. There are two ways to get to Read more…
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Visit the trails at Inks Lake State Park for a hike that feels distinctly Texan. You'll encounter rocky cliffs, cactuses and cedar trees all around Inks Lake. There are 200 lakeside campsites littered about the park. I went on a Saturday afternoon, Read more…
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Colorado Bend State Park is tucked away south of the small town of Bend, which has just a post office and a general store. With prickly pear cactus, rocky cliffs and a lush green waterfall, the trails are a definite Read more…
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LLANO — The Rev. Jonas Dancer gathered some tools, loaded a couple of horses and bid his family goodbye as he headed off from his Honey Creek home on the morning of May 23, 1859. He was headed several miles Read more…
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Enchanted Rock was named after the spiritual powers Native Americans believed it harnessed. Today, the state park remains a popular destination for those looking to commune with nature. The entrance to Enchanted Rock is located at 16710 RR 965 north Read more…
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Your dog wants to come with you everywhere you go, and you know it. Don’t close the door on those wide eyes — plan a dog-friendly trip to Marble Falls that you and your best friend are sure to enjoy. Read more…
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