Best Attractions & Things to do in Boerne, Texas TX
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List of Best Things to do in Boerne, Texas (TX)
Cave Without a Name
Cascade Caverns
Cibolo Nature Center
River Road Park
The Dienger Trading Co.
Enchanted Springs Ranch
Fickle Pickles Antiques and Pickles
Boerne City Park
Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area
Boerne Visitor Center
Boerne, Texas
Visit Boerne, an inviting hamlet with a rich German heritage and great shopping and dining surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Texas Hill Country.
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Tapatio Springs, Hill Country Resort & Spa, Boerne Texas, Trucking
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Everybody's Farm - The Cibolo Nature Center's Herff Farm
A brief introduction to the Cibolo Nature Center, history of the Herff Farm, and a bit about what visitors can experience there today.
Lucas Jack Live at Random Beer Garden in Boerne Texas
Lucas Jack Live at Random Beer Garden, March 14th 2015
Miralomas - Now Open Hill Country Homes in Boerne's Best Master Planned Community
A new community is now open in Boerne, Texas. Set amongst nearly 1,000 acres of sweeping Hill Country views along Highway 46 W, Miralomas feels miles away from civilization, yet is only minutes from historic downtown Boerne.
The design of Miralomas embraces the area’s natural topography with home sites providing maximum views while retaining meaningful privacy. The community places great emphasis on the natural terrain and environmental characteristics of the land, building on existing resources and the adoption of environmentally sustainable infrastructure solutions. Over 200 acres of land is preserved for green space and future generations to enjoy.
The first phase of Miralomas brings 184 lots online, as well as a clubhouse, resort-style pool, interactive play and recreational areas, and miles of dynamic walking nature trails that wind through five different eco-systems. The Clubhouse serves as Miralomas’ main gathering area. It includes a state-of-the-art fitness center and multipurpose room for gatherings and meetings. Right outside the doors of The Clubhouse, an oasis awaits complete with a crystal-clear resort style pool. Neighbors will also be encouraged to connect on the experiential playground, at the outdoor movie theater or at the large event lawn perfect for outdoor concerts and celebrations.
Five builders are currently selling homes in Miralomas. Casadomaine Custom Homes, Garner Homes, Mike Hollaway Custom Homes, Prestige Homes and Sitterle Homes are offering homes ranging in size from 3,100 square-feet to 5,000 square-feet on lots ranging from 55 to 80 front feet. Home prices start from the high $300s and go up to over $1 million. Each of the luxurious homes is inspired by the Hill Country views and Miralomas’ pristine setting. Visitors to theses show-stopping homes will discover unique floor plans, the latest in interior and exterior design trends, and sustainable low maintenance landscaping.
Great care was taken in the development of Miralomas to maximize environmental sustainably. Existing heritage trees, soil and rock forms were preserved during development phase. An innovative water conservation system was also developed that uses reclaimed water to provide irrigation to the community’s native trees and plants. Inventive solutions were created to control storm water as it moves through the site’s varied topography. Additionally, Miralomas has invested nearly $10 million dollars to ensure its residents dedicated and uninterrupted access to high quality and abundant water.
Exploring Texas Hill Country | RV Road Trip
Texas Hill country is a bucolic, rumpled terrain marked by wooded canyons cut by spring-fed rivers. It's also laced with endless miles of appealing two-lane blacktop—and, best of all, it's quirky. One minute you'll see a vista of bluebonnets and the next a sign advertising Emu Oil, Next Exit or Cowboys for Christ Silent Auction.
The Hill Country begins just north of Austin, continues south to San Antonio, and sweeps west some 200 miles (322 kilometers) before the land begins to flatten out. Follow a route linking state and U.S. secondary highways, which lead to a series of colorful towns fit for dawdling.
These attractions form a loop starting in San Antonio and taking in Bandera, Kerrville, Fredericksburg, Enchanted Rock, Johnson City, and New Braunfels, before returning to San Antonio.
From San Antonio, follow Highway 16 northwest to Bandera, which considers itself the hell-raising Cowboy Capital of the World. Here you can order a chicken-fried steak bigger than your haid and dance to live country music. But nowadays you're apt to see travelers' SUVs parked in front of Arkey Blue's Silver Dollar saloon alongside the usual beat-up pickup trucks. The Frontier Times Museum in Bandera (510 13th St.; tel. 1 830 796 3864; frontiermuseum.org) has a bewildering collection of prehistoric arrowheads, mounted animals, bells, and a shrunken human head no bigger than an orange. Duck into the gift shop, which stocks those must-have rubber tomahawks. Also in Bandera is the Old Spanish Trail Restaurant (305 Main St.; tel. 1 830 796 3836), famous for its home-cooked pot roast, catfish platter, and chicken-fried steak.
Next stop is Kerrville, which you can reach by looping around on Highway 16 or cutting straight to it on 173. Stop for a meal at Billy Gene's Restaurant (1489 Junction Hwy.; tel. 1 830 895 7377; billygenesrestaurant), known for its chicken-fried steak and its views of the Guadalupe River. Then check in at the Inn of the Hills (1001 Junction Hwy.; tel. 1 830 895 5000; innofthehills.com), with such amenities as live country music and an Olympic-size pool. Next door is a family sports center with a 16-lane bowling alley, so pack your finest bowling shirts.
Among the first non-natives to settle the area were German immigrants who'd purchased millions of acres sight unseen. Old-timers still refer to the German Hill Country, where the mother tongue was commonly spoken until the 1970s. One town that clings to its German heritage is Fredericksburg. Besides its more than 300 B&Bs, it has a Main Street lined with galleries, boutiques, bistros, and specialty shops with names like Der Küchen Laden.
Follow the oompah music to the Ausländer Biergarten (323 E. Main St.; tel. 1 830 997 7714) featuring German cuisine and an astounding selection of beers. Order a frosty mug of Paulaner Salvator and feast on kasseler rippchen—smoked pork chops—with hot German potato salad, sauerkraut, and a slice of Black Forest chocolate cake for dessert.
Fredericksburg native son Chester Nimitz served as commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet during World War II. Honoring his memory are the Admiral Nimitz Museum and the National Museum of the Pacific War (340 E. Main St.; tel. 1 830 997 4379; nimitz-museum.org), displaying over a thousand artifacts, including a Japanese midget submarine captured during the Pearl Harbor attack.
Detour 18 miles (29 kilometers) north of Fredericksburg to Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, whose centerpiece is a 425-foot (130-meter)-tall dome-shaped mountain of pink granite about a billion years old. Hike to the top, then overnight in pleasant campgrounds at the base (tel. 1 830 685 3636; tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/enchanted_rock).
A few miles away in Johnson City, the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park Visitor Center (Ave. G and Ladybird Ln.; 1 830 868 7128; nps.gov/lyjo) offers a self-paced stroll past video monitors with footage of the War on Poverty, Vietnam, and other events of Johnson's life. Most surprising is a retirement photo of him with long hair, looking a little like Timothy Leary without the beads.
Cap off your drive with an inner tube trip down the Comal or Guadalupe Rivers, both of which run through New Braunfels, making it a haven for paddlers and floaters. On either stream, the warm sunshine filtering through the oaks and cypresses overhead creates a soothing strobe effect as you glide downstream. Just kick back, shift your mind into neutral, and go with the flow. That's the best way to see the Texas Hill Country.
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A september in Texas - 2019 USA Road Trip
Our road trip through Texas from September 8th to September 28th. Shot with iphone 8+ and some shots with GH4. Musics are : Brooke White Calico, Carrie Underwood Southbound, Miranda Lambert Settling Down, Brooks & Dunn & Kacey Musgraves Neon Moon & Brooke White Into The Trees. Our itinerary was :
Day 1
- Fort Worth Stockyards
- night in Fort Worth - Super 8 by Wyndham Fort Worth North
Day 2
- Fort Worth - Dallas
- night in Dallas - Days Inn by Wyndham Mesquite Rodeo TX
Day 3
- Kilgore - Jefferson - Caddo lake - Caddo Lake state Park
- camping in Caddo Lake State Park
Day 4
- Nacogdoches - Houston
- night in Houston - Wanderstay Houston
Day 5
- San Jacinto Battleground Monument - Kemah - Galveston
- night in Galveston - Beach Comber Inn
Day 6
- Galveston - Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
- night in Rockport - Blue Wave Inn
Day 7
- Port Aransas - Padre Island National Seashore
- night in Port Aransas - Island Hotel Port Aransas
Day 8
- Corpus Christi - San Antonio
- night in San Antonio - La Quinta inn & suites
Day 9
- San Antonio
- night in San Antonio - La Quinta inn & suites
Day 10
- drive to Big bend - Castroville - D'Hanis - Uvalde - Amistad National Recreational Area
- night in Sanderson - Budget Inn Sanderson
Day 11
- Big Bend National Park
- camping in Big Bend National Park - Chisos Basin campground
Day 12
- Big Bend National Park
- camping in Big Bend National Park - Chisos Basin campground
Day 13
- Terlingua - FM road 170 The River Road - Marfa - Valentine
- night in Marfa - Riata Inn
Day 14
- Fort Davis National Historic Site - Fort Stockton - Sonora - Fredericksburg
- night in Fredericksburg - The Dietzel
Day 15
- Enchanted Rock State Natural Area - Luckenbach - Boerne - Gruene
- night in New Braunfels - Days Inn by Wyndham New Braunfels
Day 16
- New Braunfels - Cypress Bend park - Lockhart - Austin
- night in Austin - Red Roof Inn Plus+ Austin South
Day 17
- Austin
- night in Austin - Red Roof Inn Plus+ Austin South
Day 18
- Georgetown - Waco
- night in Waco - Quality Inn & Suites
Day 19
- Waco - Waxahachie
- night in Waxahachie - La Quinta Inn & Suites
Day 20
- State Fair of Texas
- night in Dallas - Airbnb
Day 21
- Denton - Grapevine
- flight back to Paris
TOTAL : 2979 miles
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The Painted Churches. Thousands of visitors make the pilgrimage to Fayette County every year to see the area’s Czech and German culture in every brush stroke.
The Rock House in Austin, Texas
Overview of the Collection
Creator: Vaughan, Brenda
Title: Anna Hiss House Historic Structures Documentation Records
Inclusive Dates: 1984-1995
Bulk Dates: 1993
Abstract: The Anna Hiss House, which was built circa 1927-1935, is representative of Texas vernacular houses that were built of Austin limestone and a combination of cobblestone (river rock) and fieldstone (rubble). Its architectural and historic integrity make it a significant structure, and, in 1995, it was nominated to be placed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Identification: AR.2013.034
Quantity: .2 linear feet (1 box)
Location: Archives Stacks, Outer Vault
Language: The records are in English.
Repository: Austin History Center, Austin Public Library, 810 Guadalupe, PO BOX 2287, Austin, TX 78768
Administrative History
The Anna Hiss House (also known as “The Rock House”), located at 11277 Taylor Draper Lane, Austin, TX 78759, was owned by Anna Hiss, a physical-education instructor at the University of Texas at Austin from 1918 to 1957. Hiss was a leader in the area of women’s athletics in Texas.
The house, which was built circa 1927-1935, is representative of Texas vernacular houses that were built of Austin limestone and a combination of cobblestone (river rock) and fieldstone (rubble). Its architectural and historic integrity, as well as its previous ownership (besides Anna Hiss, actress Stockard Channing owned and lived in the house in the 1970s), make it a significant structure. In 1995, Brenda Vaughan, a graduate student at the University of Texas at Austin who was studying the house for a historic-preservation class, nominated it to be placed in the National Register of Historic Places. Today, the house is the site of Renaissance Austin, a retirement community.
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Scope and Contents
The collection, which contains materials about the Anna Hiss House, was created by Brenda Vaughan as a Historic Structures Documentation project for a historic-preservation class taught in 1995 by Prof. Wayne Bell at The University of Texas School of Architecture. Included are photographs, a completed National Register of Historic Places registration form, a Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) form, and a lengthy structural narrative that documents the history of the House and provides an architectural description. Also included are an oral-history recording and a transcription of the interview conducted by Vaughan with Pamela L. Fowler, owner representative of the Renaissance Retirement Community, which currently occupies the Hiss House. During the interview, Fowler gave Vaughan a tour of the House while she discussed its history and features.
Santa Clara Ranch Texas
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Archer Hotel Austin - Austin (Texas) - United States
Archer Hotel Austin hotel city: Austin (Texas) - Country: United States
Address: 3121 Palm Way; zip code: TX 78758
Archer Hotel Austin is located in Austin's Domain shopping district, 11 km from University of Texas at Austin. The boutique hotel has a seasonal outdoor pool and fitness centre, and guests can enjoy a meal at the onsite restaurant.
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The Oldest Bakery in Texas: Naegelin's in New Braunfels
Did you know that Naegelin's Bakery in New Braunfels, TX is the oldest bakery in Texas? Started in 1868, it's a local favorite with authentic German recipes that are over 150 years old -- and that means you know they're delicious! For a truly historic pastry, try the apple strudel, but the tasty treats don't stop there. They've got all sorts of traditional German cuisine, and all of it is a true treat for your taste buds! Who knew history could be this tasty?
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BUC-EE'S NEW BRAUNFELS, TEXAS, USA
Most likely the largest gas station with a convenience store in the entire world.
In 2012, Buc-ee's opened its largest travel center in New Braunfels, Texas on Interstate 35. The New Braunfels location is the largest convenience store in the world at 68,000 square feet. The store features 120 fueling positions, 83 toilets, 31 cash registers, 4 Icee machines, and 80 fountain dispensers. It also offers tubing and water gear for enjoying the nearby Guadalupe River.
Located just north of New Braunfels, Texas off I-35 on the east side of the interstate.
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Visit San Antonio VRBO #404931
Parklike Backyard with Deer on 1 Acre -Sunroom, Indoor Jacuzzi
San Antonio, Texas Vacation Rental by Owner Listing 404931
Accommodations: House, 4 Bedrooms + Convertible Bed(s), 2 Baths (Sleeps 7-11)
Hello everyone, we are new to the vacation home rental world. We are excited to present our spacious, comfortable home for your consideration for your visit to the amazing city of San Antonio.
We are located near the IH10/410 Interchange, which is very convenient to major areas of town. The RIM shopping center, La Cantera Mall, Fiesta Texas, San Antonio Int'l Airport, Downtown, South TX Medical Center, The San Antonio Zoo, Sea World, several movie theaters and lots of shopping. Easy access to surrounding cities such as Boerne, Canyon Lake, Fredericksburg, New Braunfels and San Marcos. Even Austin Texas!
New Braunfels - Best Hill Country Getaway - Texas 2013
Welcome to a little bit of old Germany smack dab in the middle of the Texas Hill Country. New Braunfels is the kind of old-fashioned town that makes folks feel right at home.
After all, in New Braunfels you can dine at bier gartens and dance to oompah music. Tube down cool, clear rivers or sail across deep, blue lakes.
The local Chamber of Commerce facility houses modern visitors centers, complete with hundreds of brochures. Visitor Centers are located both downtown and on IH-35 North. While driving down Interstate 35 in New Braunfels, tune your radio to 530 AM for the latest visitor information.
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