Located near Bandera, Texas, proclaimed as the Cowboy Capitol of the World, the Dixie Dude is not a resort ranch. We are an old-time working stock ranch founded by William Wallace Whitley in 1901, in our fifth generation of showing you true Texas hospitality.

Come Live The Cowboy Life! Texas Panhandle working dude ranch. Lodging, chuckwagon meals, horseback riding,birding and nature trails, spring cattle round ups and hunting. Open year round. Great for meetings,reunions,retreats and weddings.

We are the one and only El Paso Ridgewalkers, a group of local yokels who like to hike, socialize, and are driven by a desire to stay in some sort of physical condition. So, we hike miles and miles and miles across mountain tops, valleys, and ridge lines in and around El Paso, Texas and southern New...

At Lone Star Trekking we are a complete backpacking guide service. We provide ALL the gear, food, and expert guide services you need to have an unforgettable trip. You provide the manpower and nature provides the scenery for an adventure that you will remember for a lifetime! Every trip includes...

Hike among low, beautiful hills and alongside the banks of Lake Abilene.

There are seven hiking trails in Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. They're all very short - the shortest at .3 miles and the longest at 1.23 miles - but they're all nicely directed hikes, and cover different habitats.

Trees grow high overhead and brush pushes against this paved trail (paved save where it crosses bridges over green creeks).

The lushness of the Rio Grande Valley and the quieter starkness of the desert are both part of the landscape, in this trail through a Harlingen gulch.

Hike through this lakeside park, not only beautiful but highly historic - this was once the home of the Caddos and many of their artifacts were found here.

As green as its name, the Greenbelt runs alongside Barton Creek and through thick stands of trees. You may not remember you're in the middle of a city.

Boquillas Canyon, one of the several canyons along the Rio Grande, can be accessed through this short trail.

Hardwood and cypress trees rise everywhere around you as you walk here.

This spring-fed, small but pristine lake is a fine thing to walk alongside.

This is Houston's greenbelt, all moss-bark trees and clear creeks right under the shadow of Houston's skyline.