We all know they say everything is bigger in Texas and we are sure our travelers and experiences there will help us determine if that is true. Texas certainly is a big state with wide expanses of land, has some big cities, with Houston, Dallas and Forth Worth, and has some big history. Perhaps the most notable sites of that history are in San Antonio and the Alamo.
Texas is known for a number of things including cattle ranching, oil drilling, a space center, and football, which may be a very strange mix. So how does that play out for travelers visiting the state?
There are a number of interesting choices for travels, from beaches along the gulf of Mexico, to the Rio Grande, to the desert-like backdrop of the western portion of the state. Several historic routes pass through the state, making the open spaces a prime location for roadside attractions.
The USA is filled with awesome food cities, but Austin, Texas give them all a run for their money. Boasting delicious traditional Texas BBQ, inventive modern cuisine, and some of the best tacos you can find stateside, Austin has so much to offer. Put all of that alongside a city filled with friendly and quirky residents, a thriving nightlife […]
This post was most recently updated on June 17th, 2020. The Great American Road Trip has probably spurred fantasies in the heart of every American with a wandering heart, and every person from around the world who has ever dreamed of driving through the wide open spaces of the southwest. Â And for most, driving route 66, driving the Mother Road, […]
