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Texas Winery Tours
Texas has blossomed into the fifth-largest wine-producing state in the U.S., as of February 2010. Winery tours have become a popular weekend pastime, particularly in the picturesque Hill Country, west...
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While most ghost hunting tours cannot promise you will actually see any ghosts, the reputable companies do guarantee knowledgeable guides who can tell you the history of the area as well as the local...
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Cave Tours in Texas
Every good spelunker knows that there are thousands -- nearly 9,500 -- of caves and sinkholes in Texas. Some of these caves were formed by the dissolution of the bedrock by water while others are...
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Tours of the Alamo in Texas
The Alamo is a revered shrine to Texas independence, a historic monument and also one of the most visited tourist attractions in the state. Some 2.5 million visitors a year tour the former mission,...
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Ghost Tours in Texas
As both the largest state and the second most populous state in the U.S., it should come as no surprise that Texas is teeming with activity. Night owls visiting the lone star state aren't limited to...
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Battleship Tours in Texas
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department keeps the USS Texas (commonly called the Battleship Texas) as a "museum ship" at a historical site near the San Jacinto Monument. It is open for public tours.
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Golf Tours in Texas
Golf is big business in Texas. According to Golf Blogger.com, Texas has 1,041 golf courses, from the greens at Austin's luxurious Barton Hill Resort to smaller public courses in towns throughout the...
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Tours of Seminole Canyon in Texas
Seminole Canyon State Park and Historic Site is in Texas in Val Verde County. The park was acquired from private owners in 1973 to 1977 and opened to the public in 1980. The park, which spans more than...
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Bike Tours of Texas
To the cyclist, Texas is a smorgasbord of riding opportunity. The vast changes in terrain throughout the large state provide picturesque routes for riders of all experience levels. Riders are not...
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Caddo Lake Tours in Texas
Caddo Lake stretches from northeast Texas into northwest Louisiana. The lake covers more than 26,000 acres and ranges in depth from eight to 20 feet. Cypress trees draped with Spanish moss grow in and...
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Indian Reservations in Texas & Tours
Texas was home to several hundred groups of American Indians, described variously as alliances, bands, clans, confederations, families and tribes. Anadarko, Apache, Arapaho, Caddo, Cherokee, Cheyenne,...
View ArticleGlider Tours in Marfa, Texas
With its vast blue skies and excellent soaring conditions, the town of Marfa in west Texas attracts glider enthusiasts from around the world. Strong thermal updrafts and sunny weather combine to make...
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Fall Foliage Tours in Texas
To non-residents, Texas may not be the first state to come to mind when the subject is fall foliage. Many states in the Midwest and especially New England are renowned for the striking color displays...
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Exotic Animal Tours in Texas
You don't have to go on a safari in some far-flung destination to see exotic animals up close when hundreds of species are on display throughout Texas. Whether you're a big cat, emu or giraffe lover,...
View ArticleTours of Blue Bell Creamery in Brenham, Texas
Texans, used to coping with sweltering summers, regard their ice cream about as seriously as they regard their football. For many, there's no acceptable alternative to the state's homegrown Blue Bell...
View ArticleNative American Tours of Oklahoma & Texas
The neighboring states of Oklahoma and Texas have been home to dozens of tribes or bands of First Nations peoples for thousands of years, ensuring there’s a rich culture, both old and new, to be...
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Tomato Greenhouse Tours in Texas
The wide open spaces and sunny days of Texas make it a prime location for planting many things, but tomatoes weren't one of them until recently. The growing season for tomatoes doesn’t mesh with Texas...
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