HoboKelly2007

I have never been in Texas before.  not that i am definately going, but i would like try and plan a trip for this winter.  if i were to spend 10 days there where would be the best places to go?
if anyone can send me info at HoboKelly2007@wikichat.com I'd really appreciate.

Turn Key

Depends on what your interested in doing but I always recommend the Texas Hill Country at any time of year. The link below will take you to the Hll Country section on our Parks and Wildlife department's web site. From there you can navagate to other areas in Texas. Let me know if you have any specific questions. Until then and always,

Happy Camping!

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BigBendHiker

Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park are very nice in the winter.

BBH

srds

Hill Country gets my vote,Welcome to Wild Texas hope to here more from you.

srds
Have Fun

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MissionCamper

What is it you're wanting to see? Texas has a little of everything -- prairies, piney woods, hills, desert, mountains, canyon, beach, swampland -- so take your pick!

riverrat

Do let us know you're main interests whether they be hiking, biking, boating, fishing, beach combing, etc. Also, what kind of accomodations you'd like, ie. tent, RV, cabin, hotel/motel, etc. We've got it all!

There is way more to see and do than one trip could possibly cover so you'll have to come back often!

dwalsdorf

Here's a working map: Map of Canyon, TX by MapQuest
You said this is a winter trip, so I will assume you're coming from the North. If it were my 10 days.....
Take 37 south and see Palo Dro Canyon, just south of Amarillo. Keep south and work your way down to Big Bend N.P. Drive the blue roads along the Rio Grande. See the little border towns, and be thankful you have what you have. Cut across 90 and spend a night in San Antonio. Call me and I'll buy you some margaritas at Mi Tierra. Head down 37 and see Corpus Christi--a beautiful city! See the Lexington and the Aquarium, and spend the night in Port Aransas--it's empty this time of year, so stay right on the beach. If you're camping, hit the Malaquite SP on the beach. Coming back is a pain--no other way to travel but 37. Catch 281 and take it all the way up the State on your way out. If you want to swing over to Austin, 290 takes you there. Dallas/Ft. Worth, 67 takes you there....It also takes you to 35--the main N/S artery.

Enjoy your trip if you come down. Remember Margaritas at Mi Tierra!

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