road trip

A lot of towns have live music, good food, and piles of good ole Texas charm, but there's one thing that sets this town apart from all the rest and it's gotten the attention of HGTV.

I share my trip with you. You've likely seen photos of the emerald green, mood ring-blue water. Add snow-kissed mountains and forest hikes--perfect. Recommend.

Bored? Take a road trip to a taco and margarita festival, an art and wine walk, or a pancakes and booze art show!

If you've ever longed to wander among the tops of trees safely, this is the perfect opportunity to get a literal, and maybe metaphorical, change of perspective.

Look at all of this space! And if you can grab nine of your best friends or family members, the cost of this place is incredibly reasonable.

If there's anything Texans love, it's Texas itself. Ironically, Texas Independence Day can often be overlooked. This year, let's change that.

It "comes in several colors, like red, white, purple, and yellow." Once washed ashore, you may see "black on the inside of the coral, which is its skeleton."

Dreaming of the ocean lately? I am. Add a road trip, white sand beaches, and pina coladas, & I'm ready to go. You?
In the meantime, how about a photo journey?

Small towns deserve to get a shout out every now and then. Hello, Texas!

I love the scenery, charming B&B's, dining, different cultural influences, and outdoor activities all within a fairly close distance. Such a cool vibe.

Hungry? You're about to be. Kick back and take a gorgeous virtual food journey & see what The Daily Meal considers to be the BEST BURGER in every U.S. State.

Having grapes, yogurt-covered almonds, and Chex snack mix within arm's reach used to make for a pretty good road trip, but there's a whole new list of essentials to pack now.