Think the Lone Star State is all cowboys and tumbleweeds? Think again. Texas is an outdoor playground with everything from beaches and swamps to rugged canyons and vast deserts. It’s also one of the most affordable states to explore, with outdoor experiences that fit nearly every budget. Whether you crave a weekend hiking summit, a … Continue reading
Whether you’re visiting San Antonio or have lives in the Alamo City for years, the new book 100 Things to Do in San Antonio Before You Die (3rd Edition) is jam packed with fun things to do and where to go. I co-wrote the book released September 1, 2024 with my friend Adeina Anderson. I … Continue reading
If seeking a fabulous soaking experience with a dose of history, Camp Hot Wells in San Antonio, Texas is the place. Continue reading
Wine tasting in the Texas Hill Country, gospel brunch, and where to stay and go in Fredericksburg Continue reading
Looking for a cabin near Big Bend National Park? Terlingua Nights Cabins are a great option. Continue reading
Backpacking adventure for one night in Big Bend National Park in Texas Continue reading
The West Texas desert is magical, mystical, and one of my favorite places on it. My dear friend Carroll introduced me to this dusty, quirky, and very remote part of the Lone Star State in 2017. I fell in love with and have been back multiple times. On each visit, there are several spots that … Continue reading
A must-stop in the Texas Hill Country, Blue Bonnet Cafe in Marble Falls serves hearty breakfast all day in an iconic diner setting dating back to 1929. Continue reading
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