The USA is a country full of wonderful natural and architectural marvels. The country is designed so that you can drive almost anywhere you want to go and see many wonderful sites. In this article, we are going to tell you about some exciting routes in the beautiful state of Texas.
Dallas, Texas is a thriving and major city. Famous for architecture that spans history and dates through today’s modern marvels. Dallas is also a city you cannot miss if you love the arts. Dallas is home to the largest contiguous urban arts district in the United States.
If you want to have a first-class experience, fly to Dallas and begin your road trip from there. Make it even more special by traveling by charter jet, and you can ship your suitcases directly to your hotel for easy travel.
Adventures you can drive to within a few hours from Dallas
Hamilton Pool
Travel out Highway 35 toward Austin, and you are 220 miles from the beautiful Hamilton Pool. Hamilton Pool is a 45-foot natural waterfall that flows into a beautiful swimming area. There is only room for about 75 cars to park there, so you are not elbow to elbow with others. In the winter months, reservations are required. You will feel like you have entered another world. But, that is how Texas is. It is a state of many different landscapes.
Enchanted Rock
Are you looking for a laid back, and relaxed place to go that has all the charms of a great mysterious city? Jump in your car and head to Enchanted Rock. It is a 4 hour drive from Dallas, and when you get there, you find a blended city that is rare in any part of the country.
Enchanted Rock is near Fredericksburg. It is, in essence, a huge, pink, granite dome. The legend is that Enchanted Rock had a spell cast on it by a Spanish Conquistador. The area is a draw for star gazers, bird watchers, fantastic Bed & Breakfasts, and barbecue.
Palo Duro Canyon
Everyone knows that the Grand Canyon is the largest canyon in the United States, but within a few hours drive from Dallas (near Austin), you will find the second largest canyon in the United States. You can hike, explore on horseback, and drive on some of the 30 miles of trails this canyon offers. You will see the beauty of nature and test your ability to conquer it.
When you are finished at Palo Duro Canyon, you will be hungry. So, drive on to Austin and enjoy a famous steak dinner from Big Texan Steak Ranch. If you are brave enough, compete in the 72 ounce steak challenge.
Broken Bow
Okay, Broken Bow is actually in the state of Oklahoma, But, it is only a 3 hour drive from Dallas, and it has a lot to offer. Go fishing, horseback riding, ATV riding, and you can even book a cabin for the evening. There is so much to do at The Broken Arrow, Texans will forgive you for crossing the state line.
Texas is everything you can ask for an entertaining trip. Spring is a perfect time to go before the Texas sun of summer arrives.
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