Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
It’s the time of year anglers in the Highland Lakes look forward to all year. Llano is holding its annual rainbow trout release party from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 7, at Grenwelge Park, located at 103 Read more…
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The Hill Country Community Theatre has mastered laugh-inducing comedy and this talent shines in Ken Ludwig’s “Lend Me a Tenor.” The third production of season 40, despite its name, is not a musical but a laugh-out-loud comedy performed by a Read more…
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This weekend includes a wide variety of events: theater, symphony, fishing, galas, and of course a super dose of football! Check out our picks for the weekend in the Highland Lakes: Fun for All Galas Super Bowl Sunday Watch Parties Read more…
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In a flock by itself, the greater roadrunner, also called a chaparral cock or paisano, is one of the most easily recognizable birds in the Hill Country. As rugged as the terrain in which it thrives, this native Texan is Read more…
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Round Mountain Cider Mill, one of the few cider mills in Texas, truly has it all, from live music to kid-friendly activities, it’s a venue that has something for the whole family. Located at 222 Lee Lane in Round Mountain, Read more…
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A social media post about a mysterious mammal crossing a Highland Lakes lawn had people wondering: What the heck is that? Guesses included nutria, badger, and chupacabra, a mythical monster of the Americas. Actually, it was a porcupine in the Read more…
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A night at The Antlers Inn might include a stay in a vintage train car or caboose, an historic hotel built in 1901, or a railroad depot-turned guest house. No matter your choice, The Antlers Inn is an accommodation unlike Read more…
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The Highland Lakes area encompasses some of the most beautiful portions of Texas, featuring rolling hills, winding rivers, and countless scenic vistas. There may not be a better way to experience all that Hill Country splendor than from a tent Read more…
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Spend a few nights under the stars. Whether you’re camping with others or going solo, make your Hill Country camping trip unforgettable with these five easy steps. 1. Know what you want First thing’s first: Know where to lay your Read more…
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The moderate temperatures in the Highland Lakes allows for outdoor activities year-round, including dining out, thus a nice selection of restaurants with decks or patios. Many are dog-friendly, although some might have restrictions. If in doubt, call ahead or check Read more…
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