A short time later they had what they call. Of course, there were already plans to open during that time, and even though the pandemic put a damper. Texas has had a number of wineries opening every year, and even with the current COVID-19 pandemic, wineries are still opening. The Hill Country is Texas’ prime vineyard destination, and Fredericksburg sits right at the center of the state’s wine production and tasting facilities. The site was originally intended as ranch property. Taking a Road Trip to Visit New Wineries in the Texas Hill Country. In homage to their time in Scotland, they named the property Torr Na Lochs which is Gaelic for Hill Over Lakes. The small town of Marble Falls is known for its excellent bluebonnet blooms, the incredible pie at the famous Blue Bonnet Cafe, and its proximity to Lake LBJ and Longhorn Cavern State Park.Īs one of the most unique-looking caves in Texas, touring Longhorn Cavern is a great way to mix up this lake-heavy Texas Hill Country itinerary. This 250-acre property is owned by Blake and Karen DeBerry who purchased it online sight unseen in 2004 while living in Scotland. If it happens to be bluebonnet season, don’t miss Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area, and if you want great views, don’t miss Pace Bend Park (bring cash for the entry fee).Īlternatively, you could start your morning with a boat rental on Lake Travis and head to Spicewood once you wrap up!ĭay 2: Marble Falls + Longhorn Cavern State Park Start your day by heading to Spicewood, where you’ll find Krause Springs (one of the best swimming holes in Texas), delicious Opie’s Barbecue (order the sausage + cobbler), and beautiful Lake Travis views. The scenic road trip through Yountville also treats you to some of the prettiest architecture in the entire valley. Rather than heading southwest of Austin, this road trip turns north! Of course, wine tasting opportunities abound. Starting Point: Austin Day 1: Spicewood + Lake Travis Known for having some of the most stunning fall foliage in Texas, Lost Maples State Natural Area is a magnificent addition to any Texas Hill Country road trip!ĭon’t miss quirky Monkey Rock or the sweeping views from the East Trail during your visit! The self-declared Cowboy Capital of the World is home to several world-class dude ranches where you can stretch your riding skills, learn about the care and keeping of the ranch, and eat excellent home-cooked meals while staying in cozy cabins.Īs one of the most beloved state parks in Texas, stunning Garner State Park is known for tubing and swimming in the gorgeous Frio River, as well as for its hikes like the popular Mount Baldy.įloat the river one day and hike the next at this beautiful park! What could be more iconic on a Texas Hill Country itinerary than spending a couple of nights at a dude ranch?
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