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IntroductionAs the country's second-largest state, it's no surprise that Texas is overflowing with fascinating sights, attractions, and landscapes.
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Auto Touring & Scenic BywaysIn 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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Walking, Hiking, and BikingTexas is synonymous with outdoor adventure, which is why this sprawling state.
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Beaches & Swimming HolesEscape the hot Texas sun with a relaxing trip to one of the state's many beaches and swimming holes.
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Natural Wonders & Historical SitesAlthough many people believe Texas started in the 1500s with the arrival of Spanish conquistadores
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Texas State ParksThe breathtaking landscapes of mountains, canyons, meadows, and wetlands are on full display at many state parks around Texas.
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Big Bend National ParkA swath of Chihuahuan Desert larger than the state of Rhode Island is protected at Big Bend National Park, located in West Texas along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Guadalupe Mountains National ParkOnce an underwater reef, the Guadalupe Mountains of west Texas now rise more than 8,000 feet over the Chihuahuan Desert, including Texas' highest point, the 8,749-foot Guadalupe Mountain.
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Padre Island National SeashorePadre Island National Seashore is a study in contrasts: in the summer, North Padre Island's Malaquite Beach is crowded with sunbathers, but nearby lies 60 miles of undeveloped barrier beach.
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San Antonio Missions National Historic ParkRemember the Alamo? Officially the Mission San Antonio de Valero, the Alamo was actually just one of five frontier missions established by the Spanish along the San Antonio River in the 18th century.
