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    Three Days in the Texas Hill Country Getting Back to Nature (and BBQ)

    Three Days in the Texas Hill Country Getting Back to Nature (and BBQ)
    Starts from

    Dallas

    Transportation

    By Car

    Guidance

    Self-Guided

    Activities

    16

    Duration

    3 days

    Length

    578 mi

    Guide details

    Starts from

    Dallas

    Transportation

    By Car

    Guidance

    Self-Guided

    Duration

    3 days

    Length

    578 mi

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    Courtney E. Smith

    Courtney E. Smith

    Travel Expert

    • Pack a bathing suit—you'll need it to hop and cool down in at Krause Springs and the hotel pools.
    • Lunch may be barbecue the first two days, but you'll also eat at some delicious Texas spots.
    • Go underground and see the cool caves that dot Hill Country at Longhorn Cavern State Park.
    The Texas Hill Country is known for a lot of things, but barbecue, swimming holes, and beautiful parks are what immediately come to mind for most folks. And those are exactly the things you'll explore on this trip. Experience a mix of country and city life, as you dip from small towns, including Spicewood, Burnet, Fredricksburg, and Dripping Springs, into the big city of Austin.
    You'll encounter a little history at the Texas Ranger Museum, a little bit of art at the Cathedral of Junk, and a whole lot of nature at Krause Springs, Mainstay Farm, and Enchanted Rock. Along the way, you'll be able to try crafted barbecue sandwiches and pizzas in local restaurants.

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    The Texas Hill Country is known for a lot of things, but barbecue, swimming holes, and beautiful parks are what immediately come to mind for most folks. And those are exactly the things you'll explore on this trip. Experience a mix of country and city life, as you dip from small towns, including Spicewood, Burnet, Fredricksburg, and Dripping Springs, into the big city of Austin.
    You'll encounter a little history at the Texas Ranger Museum, a little bit of art at the Cathedral of Junk, and a whole lot of nature at Krause Springs, Mainstay Farm, and Enchanted Rock. Along the way, you'll be able to try crafted barbecue sandwiches and pizzas in local restaurants.
    Courtney E. Smith

    Courtney E. Smith

    Travel Expert

    • Pack a bathing suit—you'll need it to hop and cool down in at Krause Springs and the hotel pools.
    • Lunch may be barbecue the first two days, but you'll also eat at some delicious Texas spots.
    • Go underground and see the cool caves that dot Hill Country at Longhorn Cavern State Park.

    Travel itinerary

    Deep in the Weird Heart of Texas Hill Country
    5 Activities

    Day 1

    192 mi

    Deep in the Weird Heart of Texas Hill Country

    From backyard junk to manmade swimming holes to the Texas Rangers to barbecue and pizza, today is full of weird and great stuff made by Texans. Enjoy a wide variety of activities that hit on the historical, the artistic, the natural, and the delicious.
    20:40
    Cavern and Ranch Adventures With Some Enchantment in Texas Hill Country
    5 Activities

    Day 2

    173 mi

    Cavern and Ranch Adventures With Some Enchantment in Texas Hill Country

    Today is very much about the great outdoors (and the inside of an ancient cavern). Be adventurous and explore what Hill Country has to offer in natural wonders, both on high and way down low.
    21:00
    Waking Up to a Sweet Day in Austin
    6 Activities

    Day 3

    213 mi

    Waking Up to a Sweet Day in Austin

    Start your day in the best park in Austin, then venture out to Round Rock for some public sculpture and lunch. Wind back up towards Dallas slowly, stopping at an award-winning winery and for a classic American dinner.

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