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Texas Vacation - Gulf Coast US.
Texas is a state in the South and Southwest regions of the United States.
Regions in Texas : Big Bend Country, Hill Country, The Gulf Coast, Panhandle, Piney Woods, Prairies and Lakes, South Texas Plains
Popular Texas Cities : San Antonio, Austin, Houston, Dallas, Galveston, Corpus Christi, Fredericksburg, El Paso.
Capital City Texas : Dallas.
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Camping & Campgrounds
 Texas Association of Campground Owners - campground locator
Koa - Campgrounds of America
Camper's Guide to Texas Parks, Lakes, and Forests, 5th Edition: Where to Go and How to Get There
by Mickey Little (Author)
A practical guide from an expert camper who rates campsites throughout Texas including location, facilities,
activities, sights, layout, fees and cautions. Photos give the flavor and attractions of many of the sites.
Paperback: 208 pages; Publisher: Taylor Trade Publishing; 5 edition (November 2005); Language: English; ISBN-10: 1589792041; ISBN-13: 978-1589792043
Car Rental / Motor Rental
 Alamo - Luxury Discount Auto Rental Company
 Avis
 Budget Rent A Car
The Biker's Guide to Texas: 25 Great Motorcycle Rides in the Lone Star State
Hostels
Bluebonnet Council - Texas
South West Texas Council - Texas
HI-USA - American affiliate of the Hosteling International network
Hotels in Texas
Texas Lodging
Hotels, Motels, Resorts, Bed and Breakfasts and Guest Ranches.
HotelCentraUSA
Search and compare rates at USA hotels. They offer hotels ideal for business and leisure travel. You're sure
to find an ideal hotel room to match your budget and desired comfort level.
USA Lodging
With a list of over 60,000 accommodations establishments, this directory is an impressive list of motels and
hotels on the web. Use the search tool to find what you're looking for in seconds, or navigate to your destination city from the list of states.
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National Parks Texas
Big Bend national Park - see Big Bend
The Big Bend of the Rio Grande is named for the vast curve of the fabled river in remote southwest Texas. It
is a wildly beautiful natural region, with a complex and fascinating history. Over a millions acres of public land
including Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park offer hiking, camping, river running, horse
riding, mountain bicycling, jeep touring, along with an abundance of sightseeing opportunities along paved and
improved roads. Accommodations run the range from convenient and comfortable to full service luxury resorts.
A few remarkable communities near Big Bend National Park: Marathon, Terlingua and Study Butte, Terlingua
Ghost Town, and Lajitas, offer services, amenities, and entertainment. A variety of guided outdoor activities
are available. Big Bend is a diverse region with endless possiblilites for adventure, whether you like it soft, hard or in between.
Tour Operators / Tour Company / Travel Agents /
TravelTex
TravelTex has made it easy to explore all 267,000 square miles of the Lone Star State. Take a road trip
through Texas with our interactive Driving Tours, find an event going on right now, or discover the variety of
activities offered in each of the seven Texas regions. And don't forget to visit our Trip Savers coupons, so
you can save a few bucks along the way. It's all at your fingertips, and all at TravelTex.com!
Gulf Coast Travel Info - Official U.S. Gulf Coast Vacation & Tourism Guide
Plan and book your entire Gulf Coast vacation here. From the heart of French Louisiana to a relaxing Florida
beach vacation, you'll find attractions, events, accommodations, activities and restaurants with this official Gulf Coast travel portal. Welcome to the Gulf Coast of the southern U.S.
Travel Guides Texas / Related books
Travel Guides Texas
Moon Handbooks Texas - by Joe Cummings (Author)
Book Description : Whether you want to explore the Alamo or the nightclubs on Austin's bustling 6th Street,
the fifth edition of Moon Handbooks Texas makes traveling in this larger-than-life state possible with up-to
-date maps, photographs, accurate descriptions, and detailed directions. Savor the flavors of Terlingua's
World Championship Chili Cook-off, tour the historic missions of San Antonio, or venture into the primitive
depths of Big Thicket National Preserve. This guidebook provides the tools to create an unforgettable trip.
Author Joe Cummings, a fifth generation Texan and world traveler, pours the flavor of his native state into
informative, easy-to-read tips on everything from cowboy hat shopping in Austin to surfing and scuba diving
off Galveston Island. Accessible and eminently useful, Moon Handbooks Texas is for travelers who want a completely unique and completely Texan experience.
Paperback: 690 pages; Publisher: Avalon Travel Publishing; 5.00 edition (April 8, 2004); Language: English; ISBN-10: 1566913934; ISBN-13: 978-1566913935
The Biker's Guide to Texas: 25 Great Motorcycle Rides in the Lone Star State
by Dorothy Waldman (Author)
Product Description : This is the book Texas bikers have been waiting for. Theres plenty about what to see
and do along the way, but the focus is on the rides: Where to go, what signs to look for, how far the next
turnoff is, when to be especially alert for whats around a sharp bend, when you can expect to relax a bit and
just cruise. These 25 great rides have been scouted by Dorothy Waldman, who became a Biker Babe in her
fifties when she finally mustered the courage to get on a motorcycle. She quickly discovered the thrills of
riding the back roads of the Lone Star state, from the North Texas woodlands and lakesbliss on a biketo the
pastoral Gulf Coast to the tricky ride in Big Bend country along the Rio GrandeThe most desolate, the most
adventurous, and the most memorable sixty-seven miles of pure riding ecstasy or pure terror, a ride to be
attempted, she warns, only after youve fully mastered your bike. Such pithy appraisals pepper the directions
and route descriptions in The Bikers Guide to Texas. All rides are carefully mapped. They come with hints on what to see, where to eat and where to stay.
Paperback: 176 pages; Publisher: Maverick Publishing Co. (July 19, 2005); Language: English; ISBN-10: 1893271366; ISBN-13: 978-1893271364
Transport / How do I travel to the State of Texas
Corpus Christie Airport - Corpus Christi International Airport
Dallas Airport - DFW International Airport
Airline Tickets / Bargain Flights - flight tickets Dallas
Trinity Railway Express [ TRE ]
The TRE links downtown Fort Worth, downtown Dallas and DFW Airport.
Dallas Area Rapid Transit
Gets you around 13 cities with rail, bus, paratransit, HOV lane and rideshare services. They serve DFW
International Airport and Fort Worth via the Trinity Railway Express (TRE).
Texas Highways Online
Mapblast! Driving Directions - streetmaps etc.
Provides interactive maps and driving directions, as well as extensive information on services and products near a user's address or travel route.
Mc Nally - Route Planner Texas / USA
Multimap.com
Vacation Rentals in Texas
VacationsFRBO.com - Texas Vacation Rentals
Rentals in Abilene, Austin, Baffin Bay, Bastrop, Brazos River, Canyon Lake, Castell, Conroe, Corpus Christi,
Crawford, Crystal Beach, Daingerfield, Dallas, Fort Davis, Galveston, Horseshoe Bay, Jacksonville, Lago
Vista, Lake Buchanan, Lake LBJ, Lake Livingston, Lake O The Pines, Lake Sam Rayburn, Lake Texoma, Lake
Travis, Magnolia Beach, Marfa, Matagorda, Morgan`s Point Resort, North Padre Island, Port Aransas, Rockport
, San Antonio, San Luis Pass, San Marcos, Smithville, South Padre Island, Treasure Island, Utopia, Waco
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TravelTex
TravelTex has made it easy to explore all 267,000 square miles of the Lone Star State. Take a road trip
through Texas with our interactive Driving Tours, find an event going on right now, or discover the variety of
activities offered in each of the seven Texas regions. And don't forget to visit our Trip Savers coupons, so
you can save a few bucks along the way. It's all at your fingertips, and all at TravelTex.com!
South Texas Tourism
No matter what your interests are, there is something for you here in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. Much of
the South Texas area's attraction lies in its geography, its climate, its natural beauty, its history and its rich Hispanic flavor.
Situated as far to the south as Miami, the laid-back subtropical setting easily lends itself to a slower, more
relaxed, somehow more pleasant life-style. The musical sounds of the Spanish language you'll hear on the streets and in the
shops simply confirm that you're "not in Kansas anymore," but in a unique, very special place. Fields of
vegetables, sugar cane and onions that grow here year round freely invade the county lines. Summer's cotton and winter's grapefruit and oranges can be found across the street from handsome residential
neighborhoods just as easily as farther out in the county.
Texas Government - Texas Online
Dallas - Prairies and Lakes - Capital City Texas
At the site of this present metropolis the first anglo-American settler built a single cabin in 1841. Two years
later the "town" consisted of two log cabins. By the mid-1870s, Dallas had become a thriving business town
and market center with a cosmopolitan, urbane air unmatched anywhere on the frontier at the time. This was
primarily due to several immigrations of skilled and cultured groups of French, German, Swiss, English, and other Europeans. See also Dallas / Fort Worth Area
Gulf Coast Travel Info - Official U.S. Gulf Coast Vacation & Tourism Guide
Plan and book your entire Gulf Coast vacation here. From the heart of French Louisiana to a relaxing Florida
beach vacation, you'll find attractions, events, accommodations, activities and restaurants with this official Gulf Coast travel portal. Welcome to the Gulf Coast of the southern U.S.
Big Bend Region - untamed paradise of colorful mountains and desert floors
The Big Bend Region is named for a huge northeasterly curve of the Rio Grande in the southwest corner of
Texas. It is one of the few remaining remote and wildly beautiful natural regions in North America. Over one
million acres of public land including Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park offer activities like
hiking, camping, river running, horse riding, mountain bicycling, jeep touring, and casual sightseeing. Along with the stunning scenery, travelers find a rare sense of peace and quiet.
Destinations : Big Bend, Brownfield, Del Rio, El Paso, Fort Davis, Fort Stockton, Midland, Odessa, Pecos,
Terrell County (Sanderson), Van Horn.
Hill Country - music, rolling hills, spring-fed rivers, and dude ranches
Texas Hill Country. The enduring, endearing, backyard of Austin and San Antonio that's impossible to drive
through in a hurry. Rock walls and stone buildings, rivers, peaches, and towns with funny names. Winding roads, winding rivers, wildflowers, forts, ghost towns and near ghosts.
Destinations : Austin, Bandera, Boerne, Brady, Canyon Lake, Cedar Park, Fredericksburg, Georgetown,
Johnson City,Kerrville, Lampasas, New Braunfels, Round Rock, San Marcos, Sonora, Texas Hill Country River Region, Uvalde
The Gulf Coast - 600 miles of beaches, sand dunes, and cultural attractions
destinations : Alvin, Angleton, Aransas Pass, Bay City, Beaumont, Brazosport, Brownsville, Clute, Corpus Christi, Fort Bend County, Galveston Island, Harlingen, Houston, Houston (Bay Area), Kingsville, Nederland, Orange, Pearland, Port Aransas, Port Arthur, Port Lavaca, Rockport-Fulton, Rosenberg, Sealy, South Padre
Island, Victoria.
Panhandle - big skies, sweeping sunsets, great plains, and breathtaking vistas
This is where a lot of the world gets it's idea of what Texas is really like. Tumbleweeds, pump-jacks,
windmills and four open horizons. The vast distances between towns makes people glad to see another human face. They might even be glad to see you.
Abilene, Amarillo, Big Spring, Brownwood, Lubbock, Plainview, San Angelo,Sweetwater, Vernon, Wichita Falls
Piney Woods - Acres of pine forests and historic towns
Destinations : Conroe [ Lake Conroe ], Henderson, Huntsville, Jefferson, Kilgore, Lake Conroe, Longview,
Lufkin, Marshall, Mount Pleasant [ Titus County ], Nacogdoches, Spring, Shenandoah, Texarkana, The Woodlands [ Town Center ], Tyler.
Prairies and Lakes - Exciting nightlife, shopping, sports, amusement parks
Destinations : Addison, Arlington, Athens, Bedford, Belton, Brenham [ Washington County ], Bryan-College Station, Burleson, Canton, Cedar Creek [ Lake Area ], Cedar Hill, Clifton, College Station [ Bryan ], Columbus, Dallas, Decatur, Denison, Denton, Duncanville, Ennis, Farmers Branch, Fort Worth, Frisco, Gainesville, Garland
, Glen Rose, Gonzales, Graham, Granbury, Grand Prairie, Grapevine, Greenville.
South Texas Plains - gateway to old Mexico featuring spanish missions, theme parks, and more
A region with a flavor of its own. Spanish architecture is everywhere, and most yards have miniature
botanical gardens - rooted specimens of cacti, succulents and tropical plants each in their own number 10
can. Snowcone stands are nearly as numerous as gas stations and in some cases they're the same.
Tour Los Caminos Del Rio and see the brick buildings of Henry Portcheller in Roma and Rio Grande City. Watch
parrots roost for the night at old Fort Brown or in the Brownsville Cemetery. Meet Kennedy's not from Massachusetts and find out why Alice doesn't live there anymore.
Destinations : Balcones Heights, Donna, Eagle Pass, Edinburg, Laredo, Leon Valley, McAllen, Mission, San Antonio, San Benito
Highland Lakes Region - Texas Highland Lakes Tourist Information
The Highland Lakes region includes Marble Falls, Burnet, Llano, Kingsland, Spicewood
Lake Conroe - Lake Conroe Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
Visitor information on area lodging, events, attractions, dinning and more in the Lake Conroe Area. While
visiting the area, enjoy Sam Houston National Forest, Southern Empress Cruises, Conroe Outlets, Historic
Montgomery, Crighton Theatre and Lake Conroe. Visitors can also enjoy our unique history, golfing and shopping. Conroe is located only 40 minutes north of Houston, Texas.
Mount Pleasant - Mt. Pleasant - Titus County Chamber of Commerce
Centrally located in the beautiful Northeast Texas region, Mount Pleasant offers easy access to seven lakes
which provide year-round recreational opportunities, including water sports and fishing. Known as the hub of
Northeast Texas, Mount Pleasant, the county seat of Titus County, boasts a healthy economy based on agri
-business, industry, tourism, and wholesale and retail trade. A Texas Main Street city, Mount Pleasant has
been named one of the "100 Best Small Towns in America." Situated on I-30, Mount Pleasant is within convenient driving distance of the Dallas Metroplex, Tyler-Longview, Shreveport and Texarkana.
South Padre Island - South Padre Island CVB
Padre Island National Seashore, encompassing 130,454 acres, is the longest remaining undeveloped stretch
of barrier island in the world, and offers a wide variety of flora and fauna as well as recreation.
Texas Coastal Bend
The Texas Coastal Bend abounds with treasures for all. Beaches, fishing, historical sites, working ranches,
hunting, shopping, antiquing, and golf await those seeking fun and excitement in this beautiful unique part of the world. See Coastal Bend Tour Routes.
Amarillo [ Penhandle ] - Amarillo Convention & Visitor Council
From families to senior travelers, Amarillo has an activity for the outdoor enthusiast, the arts connoisseur and
the western history buff. Attractions include : Palo Duro Canyon State Park [ one of the nation's largest
canyons ], Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, Don Harrington Discovery Center [ Digital Space Theater ],
Cadillac Ranch [ America's most unique bumper crop ], Historic Rt. 66 [ America's Mother Road ], Kwahadi-Kiva Indian Museum, Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts.
Austin - Hill Country
In 1839 five mounted scouts ranged over a broad area of wilderness seeking a site for a new capital city for
the Republic of Texas. Location on north bank of Colorado River was chosen where rich blacklands meet
scenic hills. Site occupied at the time by a four-family settlement called Waterloo. Name honors Stephen F.
Austin, the "Father of Texas." In early Sept. 1839, archives and furniture of Texas government were transported from Houston to Austin by 50 ox-drawn wagons.
Big Bend
The Big Bend of the Rio Grande is named for the vast curve of the fabled river in remote southwest Texas. It
is a wildly beautiful natural region, with a complex and fascinating history. Over a millions acres of public land
including Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park offer hiking, camping, river running, horse
riding, mountain bicycling, jeep touring, along with an abundance of sightseeing opportunities along paved and
improved roads. Accommodations run the range from convenient and comfortable to full service luxury resorts.
A few remarkable communities near Big Bend National Park: Marathon, Terlingua and Study Butte, Terlingua
Ghost Town, and Lajitas, offer services, amenities, and entertainment. A variety of guided outdoor activities
are available. Big Bend is a diverse region with endless possiblilites for adventure, whether you like it soft, hard or in between.
Corpus Christi - Gulf Coast
City is major deep-water port and one of Texas' most popular seacoast playground cities. First European to
have visited area is believed to have been Spanish explorer Alonzo de Piñeda in 1519. First settlement began
as frontier trading post founded 1839 by impresario-colonizer Col. Henry Lawrence Kinney; obscure
settlement until about 1845 when accelerated growth began. Institutions of higher learning are Del Mar College
and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Seawall, with steps to the water, was built in the late 1930s as part of a
major landfill that created Shoreline Boulevard and the popular "T" head docks for pleasure boats. Corpus
Christi Beach, north of downtown over the bridge, is the site of the USS Lexington and Texas State Aquarium, and offers park areas, picnic tables, showers, and rest rooms.
El Paso - Big Bend Region
Grew from earlier settlements dating back to the Juan de Oñate expedition in 1598 and a settlement by Juan
Maria Ponce de León 1827, although area missions predate that civil settlement by almost 150 years. Largest
U.S. city on Mexican border; neighboring Juárez, is Mexico's largest border city. Combined populations are
about two million. Located in ancient mountain pass from which the name derived; surrounded by mile-high peaks.
Fredericksburg - Hill Country
Settled by immigrant families from Germany in 1846, led by John O. Meusebach. Although settlement was on
Comanche frontier, Meusebach-Comanche Treaty of following year established lasting peace. Many older
buildings retain traditional German styles; several units comprise National Historic District. German is still
spoken occasionally, and old customs are regularly observed: Easter Fires, Schuetzenfests (marksmanship
tournaments), Oktoberfest, Weinhnachten, and Kinderfest. Visitors attracted by scenic beauty, European
atmosphere, historic landmarks, excellent fall and winter hunting, and famous bread and pastries. Birthplace of Fleet Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, Commander in Chief of the Pacific Fleet during World War II.
Fredericksburg is an outstanding spot for sportsmen to find year-round opportunities to hunt native and exotic
species of animals. Fall hunting leases are available on many ranches throughout the area, and the Fredericksburg
Galveston - Gulf Coast
When first explored by Europeans, the island was an Akokisa Indian site. The Karankawa Indians used the
island for hunting and fishing. Pirate Jean Laffite established a settlement in 1817. During the Texas Revolution
the harbor served as the port for the Texas navy. Following the war, a group of investors obtained
ownership of land at the harbor to found a town in 1838, and the following year the Texas legislature granted
incorporation to the city of Galveston. Early years gave city many firsts in Texas: first Roman Catholic
convent, first electric lights, and first medical college. Disastrous Galveston storm of 1900, the entire island
was inundated during a hurricane, which claimed more than 6,000 lives. A seawall was built two years later, presently 10 miles long, it has proved its staying power several times over.
Galveston Island offers 32 miles of beach and also is a treasure trove of things historically Texan. Details available at the Galveston Island Visitors Centers.
Many city parks, picnic areas and recreation centers offer playground equipment, athletic fields, tennis courts, and golf courses.
Grapevine - Grapevine Convention and Visitors Bureau
Grapevine is in the center of the Dallas / Fort Worth region and serves as the hub of any vacation to the area.
Nestled between Dallas and Fort Worth, and home of the DFW International Airport, Grapevine's sophisticated
charm provides visitors with a chance to get away and experience great shopping, dining, nine winery tasting rooms and much more.
Houston Space City USA - Gulf Coast
Named after Sam Houston, general of Texas army that won independence from Mexico, and president of Republic of Texas. The city, largest in Texas and fourth largest in nation, has experienced phenomenal
growth since a small riverboat landing was established on Buffalo Bayou by Allen brothers in August 1836.
Today, SpaceCity USA is an industrial and financial hub for much of the state. It is one of nation's largest seaports, and has meeting space, hotel space, dining space and sports space.
San Antonio - South Texas Plains
In 1718, at an Indian village at the southern edge of the Texas Hill Country, Spain established Mission San
Antonio de Valero (later called the Alamo). A customary accompanying presidio (fort), San Antonio de Bexar
(Bay-her), protected mission endeavors. Today's city and county names derive from those 18th-century Spanish beginnings that predate founding of the United States by more than half a century.
News - Dallas Morning News
News - Texas Cable News
News - The Daily Texan Online [ Austin ]
News - Texas news and newspapers [ UT Library Online ]
Radio - Texas Public Radio
TV - Public Broadcasting Central Texas
University - The University of Texas at Austin
University - Texas Christian University
Cuisine - Texas foods / Recipes
Texas Beef Council
Appetizers, fondue, casseroles, roasts, ribs, and crockpot recipes.
The Texas Beef Council is a non-profit organization charged with the promotion and marketing of beef and beef products in Texas.
Texas Blueberry Recipes
Easy Blueberry Crunch, Buttermilk Blueberry Muffins, Hot Spiced Blueberry Sauce, and more.
Texas Pecan Growers Association - see Recipes
Honey Pecan pork chops, Texas Pecan country chicken, Southern Crescents, Golden Pecan Bars, Oatmeal Cookies and more.
Texas Restaurants Association
Texas Wineries
Texas Monthly - see 'Food'
San Antonio Recipes
Legends of Texas Barbecue Cookbook: Recipes and Recollections from the Pit Bosses
by Robb Walsh (Author)
From Publishers Weekly : Not every cookbook would include a recipe that begins, Dig a pit 3-feet-deep, 4-feet
-wide, and 40-feet-long. But this is Texas and, given 300 pounds of brisket, there is no more invigorating an
experience than this kind of open pit barbecuing as championed by Walsh in his collection of barbecue
memoirs, trivia and history. A newspaperman at heart, Walsh interviews the top pit bosses across the state
and shares their secrets: Harley Goerlitz instructs beginners on a simple Pork Shoulder while Bubba Hodges
offers Egypt Brisket with a mop sauce of vinegar, ranch dressing and Lone Star beer. For the politically
astute, there are Barbecue Sauce offerings from both Lady Bird Johnson and Barbara Bush, not to mention
Senator Lloyd Bentsen Highway Rice Salad, a democratic blend of Texmati rice, chopped vegetables, yogurt,
pecans and cilantro. Most interesting is the exploration of cultural influences across the prairie, including a
surprising look at the German and Czech political radicals who landed in Texas in the mid-1800s, and the
smoked meats they brought with them. For those who prefer motoring to grilling, Walsh includes a fine list of
barbecue joints all along the Barbecue Belt, as well as different meat markets and a calendar of some of the
major cook-offs held throughout the state [ Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc. ].
Paperback: 256 pages; Publisher: Chronicle Books (April 1, 2002); Language: English; ISBN-10: 0811829618; ISBN-13: 978-0811829618
History of the State of Texas
Texas Association of Museums
art centers, historic houses and sites, children's museums, community cultural centers, zoos, science centers
, university galleries, any institution --- especially in Texas--- that exist to exhibit and interpret the historic, cultural, artistic, ethnic, or scientific heritage of mankind..
From Revolution to Reconstruction
A Hypertext on American History from the colonial period until Modern Times by the Department of Humanities Computing, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
National Park Service - Links to the past
Explore America's cultural resources - buildings, landscapes, archeological sites, ethnographic resources, objects and documents, structures and districts.
Music, Art & Culture, Events & Entertainment
Texas Music - see Texas Music History Tour
Texas Authors and Books
Texas literature is as wide and varying as the state itself.
UTSA
Fiesta San Antonio
Fiesta San Antonio spans 10 days the third and fourth weeks of April. This major event includes art
exhibitions, coronation of King Antonio, Pilgrimage to the Alamo, concerts, parades, "Night in Old San Antonio" festival and more.
Texas Folklife Festival, San Antonio - best three-day cultural celebration in Texas
The annual Texas Folklife Festival will showcase the Lone Star State's diversity and rich heritage through a wide variety of ethnic food, music, dance, and arts and crafts.
GrapeFest, Grapevine, Texas - largest wine festival in the Southwest
Join wine novices and connoisseurs at the largest wine festival in the Southwest. Sample award winning Texas wines at this annual event offering four full days of fun! See Grapevine Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Web Portals / Search Engines / texas Directories
East Texas Vacation Guide
Texas Association of Convention & Visitors Bureau
Texas Escapes
Google Directory - Texas
Yahoo! Travel: Texas Vacations, Tourism, Hotels
Find hotels in Texas by top cities, complete city list, name, region, or lowest price. Also view maps and city guides to help you plan your trip.
Yahoo - Texas Directories
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San Antonio, Rio Grande, Big Bend, Corpus Christi, Fort Worth, Native American, Padre Island, West Texas,
South Texas, Hill Country, East Texas, Port Arthur, Fort Davis, San Angelo, Nuevo Laredo, South Padre, New Braunfels, Civil War, Laguna Madre
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