From dude ranches and rodeos in Bandera to cruising the intracoastal waterway of the Rockport-Fulton area, this guide shows readers there's lots to do in the environs of San Antonio.
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Enjoy a welcome change of pace and discover a world you may not know exists in your own backyard. Day Trips describes hundreds of fascinating and exciting things to do, many free of charge and most within a two-hour drive of San Antonio.
Swing your partner at a real honky-tonk and bed down at an authentic dude ranch in Bandera, "The Cowboy Capital of the World."
For shopping and south-of-the-border fun, visit Eagle Pass and then cross the border into Mexico at the International Bridge to Piedras Negras.
In the port city of Corpus Christi bet on your favorite pooch at the Greyhound Race Track or climb aboard a replica of the Santa Maria at the Museum of Science and History.
Visit the boyhood home of former president Lyndon B. Johnson and take in other free LBJ attractions in and around Johnson City.
Each day trip includes travel directions, destination highlights, other places to visit along the way, choice restaurants and lodging (including price ranges) and shopping.
Swing your partner at a real honky-tonk and bed down at an authentic dude ranch in Bandera, "The Cowboy Capital of the World."
For shopping and south-of-the-border fun, visit Eagle Pass and then cross the border into Mexico at the International Bridge to Piedras Negras.
In the port city of Corpus Christi bet on your favorite pooch at the Greyhound Race Track or climb aboard a replica of the Santa Maria at the Museum of Science and History.
Visit the boyhood home of former president Lyndon B. Johnson and take in other free LBJ attractions in and around Johnson City.
Each day trip includes travel directions, destination highlights, other places to visit along the way, choice restaurants and lodging (including price ranges) and shopping.
About the Author
John Bigley and Paris Permenter are a husband-wife team of travel writers. Longtime residents of central Texas, they live in Leander. They have written about their state and other destinations for numerous magazines and newspapers and have written numerous guidebooks.
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