Travel & Outdoors
October 22, 2015
InstaTexas: Wanderlust
The Instagram accounts that’ll have you itching to take a Texas road trip.
Palo Duro Canyon
Travel & Outdoors
October 15, 2015
6 Great Outdoorsy Texas Adventures
Our great big beautiful backyard awaits.
The Culture
March 25, 2015
Where to Go First
Few things make Texans happier than a full tank of gas and an open highway. You’ve got a lot of ground to cover, but I propose you start with these four trips, each originating at Brady, the geographic center of Texas. You’ll be saying “y’all” and offering the hi sign
Texas Trip Guides
May 1, 2014
Trip Guide: Palo Duro Canyon
Plan a summertime weekend of hiking and horseback riding using this guide with tips on what to do, where to eat, and where to stay.
Travel & Outdoors
April 16, 2014
A Summer Weekend at Palo Duro Canyon
A father-daughter duo chase history in Texas’s grand Canyon.
Travel & Outdoors
May 13, 2013
Panhandling
Hiking rugged trails and slurping milk shakes in Palo Duro, Texas’s only slightly less grand canyon.
The Wanderer
February 25, 2013
The Texas To-Do List: Ride Horseback Through Palo Duro Canyon
From the bustling cities to the Piney Woods and West Texas deserts, no state has as much to offer travelers as Texas. I keep an ever-growing Texas To-Do list; here's one of my many entries.
Travel & Outdoors
January 21, 2013
The Music Drive
ROUTE: Turkey to Lubbock (the long way) DISTANCE: 366 miles NUMBER OF COUNTIES: 13 WHAT TO LISTEN TO: Buddy Holly’s That’ll Be the Day and Waylon Jennings’s Ol’ WaylonWest Texas is the Texas of wide-open spaces, but it is also the Texas of music giants, starting in the Rolling Plains
The Culture
January 20, 2013
126–150
From Buzz Bissinger arriving in Odessa—with a notepad—to Lyle Lovett and Robert Earl Keen writing songs in College Station
The Culture
January 20, 2013
126–150
From Buzz Bissinger arriving in Odessa—with a notepad—to Lyle Lovett and Robert Earl Keen writing songs in College Station
Parks & Recs
January 1, 1985
A Grand Canyon
In 1541 Coronado and his troops stumbled upon a huge canyon in the midst of grassy plains and gazed upon it with awe. Journeying down into Palo Duro Canyon on mules 443 years later, I began to understand why.