Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
Sweet Berry Farm welcomes autumn with its 2026 Harvest of Fall Fun, which runs through November at the Marble Falls attraction. Admission and parking are free; you pay by activity. A hayride takes passengers around the scenic property, passing the Read more…
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Just nine miles west of Burnet, Inks Lake State Park spans 1,201 acres of Texas Hill Country, a place where rocky trails and quiet mornings draw visitors year-round. Once a hunting ground for Native American tribes, the area now welcomes Read more…
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The Texas Hill Country is home to classic rock — or rocks, we should say — and we’re not talking about music. The geology of the Highland Lakes is approximately 1.4 billion years old. For decades, the region has attracted Read more…
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Late summer into early fall, dragons and damsels take wing and trek south in search of warmer weather. While this might sound like the beginning of an enchanting fairy tale, it’s actually the migration of the North American Odonata, dragonflies Read more…
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Try new brews, find a new favorite, taste-test your way through Highland Lakes area brew pubs. Check out these breweries and beer gardens in the area. All are family-friendly, casual places to kick back and relax. Balcones Supply Co. 309 Read more…
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The 13th annual Beer by the Bay music festival is Aug. 7-8, 2026, at Horseshoe Bay Resort. The lineup is a who’s who of Texas/Red Dirt and award-winning national country artists, including Wade Bowen, Chris Janson, Kevin Fowler, William Clark Read more…
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It’s harvest time in the Texas Hill Country, and so the winemaking begins. Grape stomping, or pigeage (pronounced peej-AHJE), which means “punching down,” was once a key component in the winemaking process. Since the introduction of modern machinery, this traditional Read more…
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The Wakepoint Open is back on Lake LBJ Friday, July 31, and Saturday, Aug. 1, bringing two days of shredding, high-flying action to the Highland Lakes. Competitors from around the world will put on a show, with $46,000 in prizes Read more…
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An internationally renowned artist who lives in the Highland Lakes, Benini (that’s his whole name) has made it a point over his more than 60-year career to travel paths not taken by other artists. “All these years, we’ve done the Read more…
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