When the Sun Sets in Marshall
Marshall’s landscape has included religious institutions since 1841, when ... Read More »
Plan Your Rocksprings Road Trip Now to See the Bats at Devil’s Sinkhole
The Texas State Parks system marks its 100th anniversary this year. With ... Read More »
Shark Week Swims Into Texas Early
Discovery’s annual Shark Week gets underway July 23, with actor Jason ... Read More »
Capturing the Untamable Canadian River
Don’t misjudge the Canadian River—it’ll make a fool of you, or worse. This ... Read More »
The Fate of Jacob’s Well Remains Uncertain
I look down upon the blue-and-green-tinted waters of Jacob’s Well, the ... Read More »
Go With the Flow on the Comal River
It’s high noon on a scorching Saturday in August, and I’m standing on the banks of Hinman Island Read More »
The Volunteers Keeping Texas’ Waterways Clean
Waterway Wellness Volunteers are fundamental to keeping Texas’ bodies of ... Read More »
Braving the Narrows, One of Texas’ Most Mythic and Wild Oases
In a field of brickellbush, hundreds of monarch butterflies move with the Read More »
Brazos Bend State Park Provides Family-Friendly Adventure
On a rainy afternoon in December, our family set up camp in a soggy spot ... Read More »
Meet the Grasshoppers Newly Named After Willie Nelson and Jerry Jeff Walker
What’s from Central Texas, makes music, and has a fondness for grass? If ... Read More »
Nature and Tranquility Await at Three Parks on the Edge of East Texas
A sandy trail leads me through the forest to a bog spanned by a ... Read More »
8 Overnight Adventures to Do with Kids this Summer
Most Texas schools have been out for a few weeks, which means kids are ... Read More »
Cool Off This Summer at Upgraded Community Pools Around the Lone Star State
The residents of Cedar Hill, a town of 49,000 on the southern tip of the ... Read More »
Pucker Up for a ‘Longhorn Kiss’ at Copper Breaks State Park in Quanah
The Texas State Parks system marks its 100th anniversary this year. With ... Read More »
Where to Picnic This Summer in the Hill Country
I recently introduced the term "sack lunch” to my young grandchildren for ... Read More »
How Three Men in Wheelchairs Summited Guadalupe Peak in the Early 1980s
A mile above the West Texas badlands, a desert thunderstorm is unleashing ... Read More »
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