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Recommendation for a middle of week vacation in Texas

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SunrayAg
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Guadalupe mountains national park and hike the mckitterick canyon trail. It should be starting to light up by mid October.
rednecked
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by god , i am depressed! all that talk about a boss in a bikini and not one single reminder that the OP is required to follow rule 1! Is everyone so depressed over the sorry state of Aggie football that you have forgotten how this works?
Hoosegow
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I guess you haven't been to too many places.

Bandera is a great little town.
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Born and raised in the hill country. Have family that owned a ranch there in Bandera . Wife was raised there for the most part.
Bandera itself is a nice little town but has changed a lot over the years. Bandera county has had a past reputation of lots of meth and drug use.
I'll edit my comment as far as the town itself goes.

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MouthBQ98 said:

F-Burg is OK but so touristy now. It's basically designed around this exact concept of older couples (or packs of middle age women) though so it probably works.

My thought would be something different: Alpine tx or Fort Davis, maybe drive over to Marfa or day trip down to Big Bend.

If you want really quiet you can get a place just about anywhere in the hill country north and west of San Antonio on or near a river and relax and visit the surrounding towns. They will all have a few nice restaurants and resale shops and craft places.



If you can get a room, Indian Lodge State Park is a great getaway destination for peace and quiet. It is a motel in Davis Mountains State Park.

You can learn some Western history at Ft Davis and look into the universe at McDonald Observatory.

It can a long drive from East Texas, but if you're driving from Houston or BCS, you can add a night on the San Antonio Riverwalk to break up the trip home.
maroon barchetta
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SteveBott said:

OK that makes sense. My Boss and I just came back from 10 days on an Alaska cruise. Highs in the 50's in August were a blessing.

I've been to Surfside many times. It's the almost only beach you can rent a beach house on the water and it great, with or without kids. Just rent a half mile left of the bridge. No driving on those beaches. (If that law is still in effect).


Left of the bridge looking from the Gulf?
putu
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Happy to help get you a TexAgs rate (depending on dates) at Horseshoe Bay Resort.

We are located on Lake LBJ and minutes from downtown Marble Falls (great shopping/eating).
We are also close to all the wineries, etc and about an hour from F-burg. Decent fishing on LBJ too. We have our own Marina, but also partner with a great guide service (Hill Country Hammer).

The resort has anything from your typical hotel room/suites, to 1-3 bedroom villas, condo's and private homes available with access to resort amenities. If you book airbnb you dont get access to resort. We have spa, golf, racquet sports, sports bar and much more.

Feel free to send me an email (offer open to everyone reading this): r mcleroy at hsb resort dot com

https://www.hsbresort.com/



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