Swimming Holes

This is considered to be one of the most popular swimming holes in Austin and for a good reason!

Surrounded by lush forests and grassy pastures, this swimming hole has one of the most spectacular settings.

Located in the Angelina National Forest, this swimming hole is a blissful lake surrounded by pine trees and grasslands.

Do not blink or you might miss the entrance to this wonderful swimming hole.

If you are looking for white-sand beaches, large grassy lawns, and modern picnic facilities, then look no further than this popular lake.

Centrally located next to the Barton Creek Greenbelt Trail, this deep swimming hole is a popular stopping point for hikers.

This is easily one of the most unique places to swim in the entire state of Texas!

Do not fret if you left your swim trunks or bikini at home.

This pristine swimming hole in the middle of a rural desert makes it one of the more unique bodies of water in Texas.

Despite only being 12-feet wide, this deep swimming hole is a refreshing escape away from the hot Texan sun.

The lapping waves and rocky coastline are just two of the main reasons to visit this awesome lake near San Antonio and Austin.

The Davy Crockett National Forest is home to numerous outdoor activities although nothing beats a day of swimming here in the lake!

Tucked away on the outskirts of Del Rio sits the fourth largest swimming hole in all of Texas.

Part swimming pool part lake, these natural springs are located in the middle of Balmorhea State Park and boast.

This small portion of the Guadalupe River is a popular place to spend the day swimming.

A short hike along the Barton Creek Greenbelt takes you straight to this swimming hole.

Named after the Native American Tonkawa tribe who lived in the area, this swimming hole has over 300 years of history to discover.