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10 Best Road Trips You Can Take Through The Scenic State Of Texas

By Matthew Lynch
March 28, 2024
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Texas, known for its vast landscapes and diverse terrains, offers some of the most picturesque road trips in the United States. From the coastal shores to the mountainous deserts, every route is an adventure into the heart of American road culture. Here are ten of the best road trips you can take to explore the scenic beauty of Texas.

1. The Hill Country Trail – Starting from Austin and moving to San Antonio through Bandera, this route is sprinkled with wildflowers, rugged hills, and clear streams. Don’t miss the Enchanted Rock State Natural Area.

2. Bluebonnet Trail – Journey through central Texas during spring when bluebonnets blanket the fields. This route from Brenham to Chapel Hill is not only about beautiful flowers but also country charm.

3. Big Bend Scenic Loop – For those who appreciate desert landscapes, this trip is ideal. Begin in Marfa and travel through Alpine before reaching Big Bend National Park. The Chisos Mountains and Santa Elena Canyon are must-sees.

4. Piney Woods Pathway – East Texas is home to lush forests, and this trip from Tyler to Kilgore showcases tall pine trees and quaint towns ideal for antique shopping.

5. Texas Gulf Coast – Start in Galveston and follow the coast towards Corpus Christi. Enjoy beaches, fresh seafood, and stop by the Aransas Wildlife Refuge to spot some migratory birds.

6. Route 66 – Panhandle Journey – Take a ride through history on one of America’s most famous highways. Visit Amarillo and don’t miss Cadillac Ranch for a touch of quirky art along your drive.

7. The Wine Road 290 – Calling all wine lovers! This Fredericksburg-based route is Texas’ answer to Napa Valley with dozens of vineyards and wineries dotting the landscape.

8. Davis Mountains Loop – Start in Fort Davis and explore the rugged terrain of West Texas’ highest mountains with stopovers at McDonald Observatory and Davis Mountains State Park.

9. River Road (FM 170) – Follow the Rio Grande from Terlingua to Presidio offering breathtaking river canyons—arguably some of the most dramatic scenery in Texas.

10. The Independence Trail – A historical journey that takes you through Washington-on-the-Brazos, where Texas declared its independence; Brenham; La Grange; and several significant Texan landmarks.

These routes offer a taste of everything Texas has to offer, from historical sites to natural wonders—all can be enjoyed from behind the wheel with endless opportunities for discovery packed into every mile. Whether it’s cruising down open highways under big skies or winding through quiet backroads lined with bluebonnets, these scenic drives constitute the ultimate Texas road trip experiences.

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