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9 Best Towns in Texas for a Winter Getaway

By Matthew Lynch
March 20, 2024
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Texas, the Lone Star State, is often associated with scorching summers and cowboy culture, but it also offers some surprisingly delightful destinations for those looking to escape the cold or enjoy a more temperate winter season. Whether you’re seeking a charming small town with holiday festivities, stunning nature reserves, or historic streets lined with twinkling lights, Texas has something to offer every winter traveler. Here are the nine best towns in Texas for a winter getaway:

1.Fredericksburg: Nestled in the Texas Hill Country, Fredericksburg is known for its wineries, German heritage, and cozy bed and breakfasts. During winter, experience the magic of the town’s Christmas market and wander along Main Street adorned with festive decorations.

2.Wimberley: This quaint hill country village turns into a winter wonderland with its annual Trail of Lights at the EmilyAnn Theatre & Gardens. Enjoy browsing through boutique shops and try local wines as you soak in the tranquil surroundings.

3.Galveston: The island town of Galveston transforms into a Victorian-era Christmas destination during Dickens on The Strand festival. Also, don’t miss out on the Moody Gardens with its Festival of Lights and ice sculptures.

4.Grapevine: Known as the “Christmas Capital of Texas,” Grapevine boasts over 1,400 events in 40 days. A must-visit is the North Pole Express train ride, which is sure to delight both young and old.

5.Bastrop: With its charming historic downtown adorned with festive decorations and lights, Bastrop offers a warm welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy the Lost Pines Christmas with parades, craft markets, and holiday concerts.

6.Salado: This village offers a traditional Christmas experience with its yearly Salado Christmas Stroll highlighting carolers, horse-drawn carriage rides, and artisan gift shops.

7.Jefferson: Step back in time in this pre-Civil War town which hosts an annual candlelight tour of homes during December. Stroll through the beautifully decorated streets and participate in ghost tours if you dare!

8.Gruene: Located on the banks of the Guadalupe River, Gruene feels like stepping into an old Western film set but with holiday cheer during Gruene Christmas Market Days where vendors sell unique arts and crafts.

9.Port Aransas: If you prefer sand over snow for your winter retreats, Port Aransas on Mustang Island offers mild temperatures perfect for beach walks or bird watching at Leonabelle Turnbull Birding Center.

Each of these towns provides a very different perspective on Texas winter getaways and are perfect options whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple or bringing the whole family along for some holiday fun.

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