General- Boerne (BUR-nee)
grew from a village called Tusculum laid out in
1849; formally established by German pioneer
settlers in 1851, and named for a German
political writer, Ludwig Borne. Fishermen find fortune in Hill
Country lakes and streams; hunters seek
white-tailed and axis deer, wild boar, turkey,
native and migratory game birds.
Agricultural Heritige Center-
Indoor and outdoor exhibits of antique farm
machinery, implements and equipment, including
an 1896 threshing machine; operating blacksmith
shop. Open wed. and Sun. 1:30- 4:30p.m., and
upon request for tour groups (512/249-8000).
Closed last 16 days of Dec. and first 15 days of
Jan.; adjacent to city park on Texas 46 east.
Cascade Caverns- Popular
visitor attraction since 1932. Skilled guides
provide one-hour interpretive tours every 30
minutes; well-lighted, comfortable walking
trails. A wet, active cave with huge rooms and
crystal pools laced by profuse cave growth;
90-foot underground waterfall. Swimming pool,
dance pavilion, meeting hall, and camping
facilities for RVs, trailers, and tents. Open
daily Memorial Day- Labor Day 9 a.m.- 6 p.m.; in
winter 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon- Fri., 9 a.m.- 5
p.m. Sat.& Sun.; 14 mi. NW of San Antonio.
Exit543 on I-10. Admission.
Cibolo Wilderness Trail-
65-acre inner-city green belt with three
separate and distinct ecosystems. Includes
walking trails, estuary, and year-round offering
of environmental awareness programs.
Guadalupe River State Park-
1,900 acres of scenic Hill Country landscapes
bisected by the beautiful, cypress-edged river
that flows over natural rapids in the park.
Wildlife includes white-tailed deer, coyotes,
foxes, and armadillos; juniper thickets offer
nesting habitat for rare golden-cheeked warbler.
Tent and RV camping, rest rooms, showers, picnic
sites. Fishing, canoeing, swimming, and hiking.
Access via Texas 46, 13 miles east; admission.
Kuhlmann- King Historical
House- General history exhibits in historic
building. Open Sun. 1 - 4 p.m. and upon request
for groups; 512/249-2030. 402 E. Blanco St.
Ye Kendall Inn-
Stagecoach inn built in 1859; Texas historic
landmark listed on National Register of historic
places. Served as gathering place for lawmen,
army officers, cattle Dover's, and frontier
celebrities. Today offers elegant accommodations, including dress
shop, boutique, restaurant, courtyard and
meeting hall. Downtown Plaza.
Today the recently restored
Kendall Inn has everything guests could
desire. Dine at the famed Limestone Grille,
7-time Wine Spectator Award of Excellence
winner. Relax fireside at Tavern 128. Enjoy our
new Hill Country AVEDA Spa or the exclusive
Studio YKI Wellness Center. Shop at Kendall
Provisions Company and of course stay in one of
our 36 rooms, suites and cottages
Thorough effort has been made
to provide accurate event information; however,
always confirm dates and times with the Boerne
Chamber of Commerce at 830-249-8000 or Boerne
Merchants Association at 1-800-322-3868.
Boerne, Texas
was settled by German immigrants in the
1840s.
Crime: The number of violent
crimes recorded by the FBI in 2003 was
10. The number of murders and homicides
was 0. The violent crime rate was 1.5
per 1,000 people.
Filming location for:
2000 movie, "All the Pretty Horses"
Boerne, Texas Local festivals
include:
Kendall County Fair - Aug.
31-Sept. 2, 2007
Art & Music Festival - Oct.
19-21, 2007
Berges Fest - June 15-17, 2007
Nearby parks & recreation: Cibolo
Nature Center, Guadalupe River State
Park, Honey Creek Nature Reserve
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