Texas Highways Magazine

Texas Highways, the official travel magazine of Texas, encourages recreational travel within Texas and tells the Texas story to readers around the world. Renowned for its photography, statewide events coverage, top weekend excursions, off-the-beaten path discoveries, and scenic destinations, Texas Highways helps readers discover the treasures of the Lone Star State.

Preserving the Past

Behind the Story

Featured Contributors

Texas Highways Magazine

MERGE

Shifting Sands

Dell City • A home—and an escape—in the shadow of the Guadalupe Mountains

TOWN TRIVIA

Have Board, Will Travel • Dropping in at the largest public skate park in the country

DRIVE

Out of the Woods • A wilderness survival course teaches beginners how to navigate an outdoor emergency

Back to Earth • Experience Amarillo Ramp, a seminal work of art, before it disappears

Slow Your Roll in East Texas • With railroad heritage, trophy bass, and tasty treats, the Post Oak Savannah has something for everyone

LIVING ON THE EDGE • EXPLORING THE STATE’S BORDERS WITH PHOTOGRAPHER JOHN DYER

Remote Retreats • Whether your idea of getting away includes four-star meals or a retro camper in a dense forest, these five escapes promise serenity and seclusion

Foothills Safari Camp

The Inn at Dos Brisas

Ratcliff Lake Recreation Area

Rancho Loma

Perry Mansion

Nevertheless, Caddo Lake Persisted • AGAINST ALL ODDS, A SPECTACULAR DISPLAY OF NATURE PREVAILS IN THE WETLANDS OF EAST TEXAS

PLATES

All the Buzz • Coffee and barbecue make for an unusually good combination in Belton

Stuffed with Culture • In the suburbs of Houston, Eva Sek dishes up Polish plates with twists

Polish Pride

Viva Chili! • Judging one of the state’s most famous chili cookoffs

MERCANTILE

Luling Icehouse Pottery

TRAVEL RESOURCE GUIDE

Cowboys in Cuba • Teddy Roosevelt, San Antonio, and the birth of the Rough Riders

Sculpting History

Back EAST • A blend of creativity and community at the East Austin Studio Tour

The Davis Mountains • Off-the-grid adventures around Fort Davis

Brain Teaser • KERA radio host Krys Boyd encourages listeners to think deeply

Gone Fishin’ • DALLAS, CIRCA 1925