Thousands of caves, sinkholes, and spring lie beneath much of Texas. Here are some amazing ones that you can explore.
Showing posts with label Texas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Texas. Show all posts
Saturday, September 13, 2025
Archery at Lockhart State Park
Back in 2023, I did a series on the Texas Highways website for the 100th anniversary of Texas State Parks, featuring different fun activities at parks across the state. Apparently never posted them here! This one is about taking archery lessons at Lockhart State Park.
Labels:
archery,
Lockhart,
outdoors,
state parks,
Texas
Thursday, April 8, 2021
The wild films of Ben Masters
From bighorn sheep to ocelots and the Rio Grande, Austin-based filmmaker Ben Masters uses films to promote conservation. Read my interview with Masters in Texas Highways.
Labels:
conservation,
film making,
ocelots,
Rio Grande,
Texas,
wildlife
Thursday, February 22, 2018
Wildflower Road Trips
Plan a spring wildflower road trip in Texas! My latest for Texas Highways covers four parts of the state and the amazing sights to see in each. Read it here.
Monday, January 9, 2017
New Braunfels Weekend
This Hill Country town offers great weekend diversions. What better tour guide than the current mayor, a life-long resident? Read his recommendations in my Texas Parks & Wildlife Magazine article.
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
The oldest bakery in Texas, Naegelin's in New Braunfels, has everything you could possibly want of a baked nature. Opened in 1868 by the Naegelin family, now owned by the Granzin family. Read about it in the December issue of Texas Highways.
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Sweet Texas Road Trip
Highway 16, the longest state highway in Texas, looks like too much for most people to bite off. But the stretch from San Saba to Graham makes a most excellent road trip. Read more in my piece for Texas Highways.
Labels:
Brazos River,
Comanche,
drive-in theater,
Goldthwaite,
Graham,
Highway 16,
pecans,
San Saba,
Texas
Friday, August 14, 2015
The Lure of Open Space
Spending even a short amount of time outdoors provides such benefits as
stress reduction, creative inspiration, and better health. Texas cities offer unique open spaces where you can enjoy these benefits. Read about some of the best in my piece for Texas Highways.
Friday, May 22, 2015
Sea Turtles in Texas
Five species of endangered sea turtles can be seen along the Texas coast. Learn where to see them -- and help protect them -- in my piece for the latest issue of Texas Highways.
Labels:
beaches,
coast,
green sea turtles,
Hawksbills,
Kemp's ridley,
loggerheads,
sea turtles,
Texas
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