WhatRVup2 - Bandera Texas Horseback Riding
The Pierces go for a trail ride in Bandera Texas - the cowboy capital of the world.
Bandera Texas Horseback Riding
Horseback riding at Cortez Ranch in Bandera, TX in hill country. Great horses. Nice place to stay or just go ride! 2-29-2016
Horseback RIding in HillCountry Natural Park in Bandera, TX
Friend and neighbor, Joanne, picked up me and Genny and took us to the park where we had a lovely ride on 4/19/14.
Bandera Horseback Riding
Bandera County has several facilities that offer horseback tours. In general, all persons riding must be 6 years of age or older and weigh under 225 to 250 pounds.
Please call the individual outfitters for availability and ride times.
Texas Outdoors: Adventures in horseback riding
We went to the cowboy capital of the world!
Bandera, Texas on our Tennessee Walking Horses
Our camping trip the week of 5/4/13 on our Tennessee Walking Horses in the Hill Country State Natural Area. Some of these horses are for sale at cloud9walkers.com
Hill Country State Natural Area Bandera, TX
Join us as we venture off into the night via trail #3. Great hiking and beautiful scenery make Hill Country State Natural Area worth visiting. Call ahead to get trail closure updates depending on weather conditions.
Music by Melody and Clint Parker
Photography by Melody Parker
Cinematography and editing by Clint Parker
Hill Country State Natural Area is located in Bandera, TX. Visit their Texas Parks And Wildlife website here:
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Bandera, Texas
Cowboy Capital of the World. Situated in one of the naturally beautiful areas of Texas, Bandera County beckons visitors to share a taste of the Old West set against a backdrop of the spectacular scenery of the Texas Hill Country.
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Bandera, Texas: Holiday in the Cowboy Capital of the World
Discover Bandera, Texas on your next US-bound holiday and see what it’s like to live like a real cowboy on a dude ranch.
Hill Country State Natural Area Bandera, TX
We visit the Hill Country State Natural Area and hike a trail. We show you some old ranch buildings and some views you will see if you decide to go.
Bandera, Texas
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Dude Ranch: The Best Horseback Riding Vacations in America!
You can enjoy some of the best and most diverse horseback riding in North America at the Bitterroot Ranch in Wyoming. Located in a remote valley bordering the Shoshone National Forest, 50 miles of unspoiled, mountainous wilderness separate the ranch from Yellowstone Park. Perpetually snow capped mountains are always in view.
The broad range of riding activities includes lessons with certified instructors to intermediate level, a cross country course for experienced riders, team sorting, herding cows on our grazing allotment in the national forest, cattle drives, roundups, pack trips and trail rides. The guest ranch hosts clinics with world renowned clinicians Linda Tellington-Jones, Donna Snyder-Smith and Anna Twinney.
Excellent fly fishing in our private stream and superior cuisine and wine contribute to a more sophisticated ambiance than that at many dude ranches. We have an international clientele.
Few dude ranches share our philosophies and passion for riding. Your hosts explore the world with our other company, Equitours Horseback Riding Vacations. If you desire the riding vacation of a lifetime, the Bitterroot could be the perfect match. Please email bitterrootranch@wyoming.com or call now on 800-545-0019 to plan a holiday here
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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Drive from Bandera to Kerrville
Drive through the Texas Hill Country, or at least some of it.
Wild West Horse Tours Trail
A calm walk horseback on the trail. Customers ahead talking amongst themselves having a bit of somewhat private time on their anniversary. Horseback riding was said to be the highlight of the trip.
Ride through downtown Banderas, Texas | Moto Tour
MAYAN DUDE RANCH, BANDERA, TEXAS (1)
Video Clip taken whilst staying on the Mayan Dude Ranch near Bandera in Texas. Part of our Tennessee to Texas Vacation, October 2007
Bandera Historical Rides Town Ride
Our Town Ride always starts in the Park. We ride in the shade of magnificent cypress trees, through Medina River and then continue in to town of Bandera. The ride is always in private groups and adjusted to riders ability and wishes. We pass historical sites and buildings and learn about the old west and Cowboy Capital. Shop, stop or eat on the way? of course we do that! Just let us know what you wish to do! How to make a reservation? Easy, go to banderahistoricalrides.com and online booking, or call +1 830 328 2203, or email at info@banderahistoricalrides.com