Texas

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As part of the Caprock Escarpment, this park is home to the second-largest canyon in America.

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Sandwiched between the West Bay and the Gulf of Mexico is this barrier island located in the city of Galveston.

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The 70-miles of unspoiled, rugged shoreline is just one of the many reasons to visit this magnificent beach.

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As the country's second-largest state, it's no surprise that Texas is overflowing with fascinating sights, attractions, and landscapes.

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In a state with over 79,000 miles of open road, it is not hard to find a route for your epic auto touring road trip.

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Texas is synonymous with outdoor adventure, which is why this sprawling state.

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The LBJ Ranch served very prominently as the "Texas White House" of U.S. President Lyndon Baines Johnson during the 1960s.

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The Angelina National Forest is one of four national forests located within Texas.

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Davy Crockett National Forest in east Texas spans over 160,000 acres and provides a good mix of activities for visitors.

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Take this route through the heart of central Texas and cross through 18 different counties.

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Covering over 835 miles of eastern Texas is this historic trail.

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This 697-mile driving mile loop takes you back to the day where frontiersmen and pioneers lived.

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Located in the heart of Angelina National Forest is this beginner-friendly hiking trail.

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Wildflower fields, tranquil ponds, and upland forests are just a few highlights you will see when hiking through this 200-acre park.

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This trailhead loops through the middle of Bastrop State Park and gives hikers the chance to see numerous ponds, tree-lined forests, and wild animals up close and personal.

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The park provides numerous recreational opportunities including a lake and fishing pond, a historic swimming pool, trails, and camping.

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Ask any cyclist, and they will tell you that this 14.5-mile loop is the most popular bike path in all of Austin.

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Despite just being 20 miles from the downtown center of Dallas, this trail feels completely tucked away from the bustle of city life.

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The park provides numerous recreational opportunities including a lake and fishing pond, a historic swimming pool, trails, and camping.

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Situated on the shores of Wright Patman Lake, the park is comprised of a towering pine forest that offers plenty of wildlife and bird sighting opportunities.

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The largest spring-fed swimming pool in the world.

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This charming village in Cameron County is a great destination for those who crave a bit of sun and surf.

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Stretching for 27 miles between the Gulf of Mexico and Galveston Bay is this stunning shoreline.

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Catering to swimmers, sunbathers, and campers, this beach in Freeport is a crowd-free destination and an underrated hidden gem on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico.

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The park provides numerous recreational opportunities including a lake and fishing pond, a historic swimming pool, trails, and camping.

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Situated on the shores of Wright Patman Lake, the park is comprised of a towering pine forest that offers plenty of wildlife and bird sighting opportunities.

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The largest spring-fed swimming pool in the world.

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Located in Big Bend National Park, this awe-inspiring canyon has towering limestone walls that extend 1,500-feet into the air.

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Perched on the border of Texas and Louisiana, this 25,400-acre lake is the second largest natural lake in the South.

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These crimson-red rocks provide a stunning backdrop across the High Plains of the Texas Panhandle.