In the August issue of Texas Highways:
From plunges to peaks, TH finds hidden waterfalls, follows an iconic Texas river, heads to the mountaintops, and gazes at the stars—just a few ways to cool off this summer!
Chasing Waterfalls
Texas has a surprising number of waterfalls, ranging from powerful torrents to steady trickles, all providing inspiration in a thirsty land.
Tiptop Texas
Guadalupe Mountains National Park boasts not only the state's tallest peak, but the three runners-up as well. With more than half of its 86,000 acres designated as wilderness, it's an adventurer's paradise.
For more hikes and a fitness challenge, read on...
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Looking Up
At the George Observatory in Brazos Bend State Park, powerful telescopes offer stargazers a window into the heavens.
Making a Splash
Aquatica, SeaWorld San Antonio's new water park, offers white sandy beaches, touchable stingrays, and rip-roaring rides. TH Deal offers more San Antonio vacation discounts.
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Go. See. Do!
TH Traveler spotlights culture with Tex-Mex musical traditions and South American dance at San Antonio's Fiesta Noche del Rio. Then head to the Westfest Polka Festival in West for all things Czech. For a searchable list of all Texas happenings go to the TH Events page.
Next month in TH
Look for details on our annual "Where in Texas Are You?" contest. This year's prize package features a fabulous "Culinary Tour of San Antonio," plus two tickets on Southwest Airlines®. |
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NEW! Drive Texas, TxDOT's online map, includes a mobile-friendly version, and displays statewide travel conditions. Check for road closures and weather conditions before hitting the road. Visit the site today. |
2013 Texas Highways Calendar
NOW IN! Twelve months of breathtaking scenery—from Palo Duro
Canyon to Davy Crockett National Forest and from Big Bend to the
Gulf Coast, the diversity of the Texas landscape offers something for everyone. $13.95. Quantity discounts available.
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