Texas Highways Magazine

Texas Highways, the official travel magazine of Texas, encourages recreational travel within Texas and tells the Texas story to readers around the world. Renowned for its photography, statewide events coverage, top weekend excursions, off-the-beaten path discoveries, and scenic destinations, Texas Highways helps readers discover the treasures of the Lone Star State.

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Texas Highways Magazine

READERS RESPOND MERGE • Here’s my take on grackles: Don’t park your car Under a tree at H-E-B. The grackles will turn it Into something nobody wants to see.

Kite Dreams

Hemphill • In this East Texas town, an extraordinary tragedy cemented a legacy of community service

Cresting the Wave • A surfer comes to grips with a dark family secret born from the swells near Bob Hall Pier

Eat in Peace • Indian culture thrives in Houston’s Mahatma Gandhi District

Taste of India • Get your fill in Houston’s Mahatma Gandhi District.

Hello to a River • Viva Texas Rivers! explores our state’s storied waterways

Native Foods • Indigenous Texas food traditions date back thousands of years

Walk It Out • Pedestrian-friendly Hico has plenty of diversions to explore on foot

All a Board

TIMES HAVE BEEN TOUGH

I sip black TEA IN THE HOME OF RANIA • WHEN REFUGEES RESETTLE IN TEXAS, THEY BRING THEIR ETHNIC FOODS AND AGRICULTURAL KNOWLEDGE, MAKING THE STATE MORE DIVERSE AND MORE DELICIOUS

Support SYSTEMS

TRAVL, INTRRUPTED • THE PANDEMIC HIT THE TOURISM INDUSTRY HARD, BUT THE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT, FROM WEST TEXAS TO THE COAST

Till the Cows Come Home • A South Texas farm raises Jersey cows for rich dairy products

King of the Corn • El Paso’s Elotes El Vaquero highlights a regional version of the famed Mexican snack

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Mint to Be • The Lindale Candy Company has kept the holiday season festive for 75 years

Volleyball on the Range • The improbable story of how a small university from West Texas won the first 2 national women’s college volleyball titles

Brews of a Feather • Sip your way through an evening of coastal conservation in Lake Jackson

Houston’s Chinatown • The Far East meets West Houston

Cowtown Creative • Businessman and TV host Jonathan Morris taps into Fort Worth’s entrepreneurial spirit

Night Hawk No. 2