Water, Water Everywhere
In the old days, Texans fell into two categories: lake people and folks who wouldn’t be caught dead within a hundred yards of the shore. But times have changed—lakes are more accessible, facilities are more family friendly, and activities include a heck of a lot more than going out on a boat and drinking beer. We scoured the state from the Panhandle to the Rio Grande to find twenty great adventures, from skiing on Lake Texoma to flying high above Lake Conroe. So dive right in. The summer won’t last forever.
