Texas has so much vast space and luscious beauty. The state is one of the most beautiful to just go for drives around, just exploring all of the beauty. The size of the state allows for it to house so many different varieties of landscapes that no two road trips are greatly alike.
Big Bend National Park Road Trip
A national park always means there is a gorgeous landscape and drive awaiting you, and this is no exception. Its beauty is so well known, it earned the nickname “Texas’ Gift to the Nation.” Just under six hours past San Antonio, the drive to the park is just as gorgeous as the drives around the park. Not only is the driving around the park stunning, but the park is also home to some iconic hiking trails!
Dallas Loop Road Trip
This drive is vastly different from many others. It gives a peek into a different side of Dallas than most know. This route comes in around 92 miles and goes around 15 different cities, Dallas being just one of them. On the drive, you can enjoy much of the manmade beauty. The drive takes you through some historic neighborhoods and around some trending restaurants.
Austin to San Antonio Road Trip
The 80-mile drive from Austin to San Antonio is one of the most popular routes in the state. You can see the gorgeous hills of Texas accompanied by countless historic viewing points. In this drive, you can see the state capitol, 6th Street, and can even make stops at other cities along the way such as San Marcos.
Piney Woods Road Trip
If you love driving around a forest and lakes, this is the drive for you. This absolutely stunning drive is full of nothing but forest landscapes. This drive is one that is more popular in the fall as it offers incredible views of autumn leaves. This drive even has an alternate route that leads to a number of hidden gem wineries. The route, known as the Piney Woods Wine Trail pairs the gorgeous views with delicious wine, making it a dream to go down.
Route 66 Road Trip
The historic Route 66 is a must-drive! You can go down the road blasting the song of the same name and hit a number of cities and even other states. Neighboring Texas on the route are Missouri, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. On this drive, you will drive past the famously mysterious Cadillac Ranch and adorably designed restaurants and museums.
