We here in Texas have never shied away from telling the world about the many beauties we get to enjoy in our home state. We want the world to know what a blessing we have in our various landscape features! From rivers to canyons, to plateaus and mountains, here are just 10 of the numerous beautiful sites to see in Texas.
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10 Texas Marvels That Will Blow You Away
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1. Big Bend National Park
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If you’re looking for a national park to visit, it’s tough to beat Big Bend! Spend a day (or even a week) checking out the scenery – they don’t call it ‘Big’ for no reason!
2. Santa Elena Canyon
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The Rio Grande passes through this canyon, splitting over 1,000 foot-tall rock walls. For swimmers and kayakers, it’s an ideal summer destination for the whole family.
3. Palo Duro Canyon
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Second in size only to the Grand Canyon itself, the Palo Duro Canyon offers panoramic views and vistas a-plenty, and your camera won’t be able to keep up!
4. Caprock Canyons
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Red rocks like these aren’t just reserved for the likes of Arizona and Utah! Caprock Canyons holds this, and many more sites for sore eyes!
5. Willow City Loop
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The view of the wildflowers along this road-trip route is not to be missed!
6. Texas Night Sky
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Nothing compares to the stars at night in the big Texas sky. Find a remote location, far from the light pollution of a big city, and you won’t be disappointed!
7. Devils River
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A truly blue river that matches the beauty of the Texas sky!
8. Jacob’s Well
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A 200+-foot deep, clear water swimming hole that’s famous for being both refreshing and a fun risk worth taking!
9. Hamilton Pool
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A limestone grotto to swim in, around, and under makes Hamilton Pool a must-see!
10. Lost Maples State Natural Area
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With the many hiking trails and natural beauty that abounds, Lost Maples State Natural Area is a pleasure to see. In Fall time, the changing color of the leaves will leave you breathless!
