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Photos shot for the June issue
Our Great Outdoor Scavenger Hunt debuted in 2019 with these starting-gun words: "From the bayous to the prairie, the Pineywoods to Palo Duro, Big Bend to the World Birding Center, our first-ever statewide scavenger hunt starts NOW."
GOSH is a classic scavenger hunt with a twist: you travel to a location on our list, snap a selfie and add our hashtag #GOSH2021. Complete one entry, one section or the entire list.
GOSH players will be the stars of our blog and social media accounts all summer long. Will we see you posing outside on of San Antonio's missions or checking out the Lower Ghost Camp at San Angelo State Park? We can't wait to share your smiling faces in front of some of the best places in the state.
The Great Outdoor Scavenger Hunt 2021
Pick one of three different ways to play.
Tackle 30 tasks in five categories spread out across six regions in Texas.
With COVID on the way out (hopefully!) GOSH returns for year two, sending readers out to explore all 268,597 square miles of Texas in pursuit of family fun, silly selfies and the best Texas summer ever. Ready to GOSH?
Adventure On Two Wheels
Biking from Arkansas to Austin during a pandemic.
"I'm sorry, you aren't going to be able to bring your bike on the train."
What?! Suddenly, the last six month of painstaking planning were all for nothing.
Keep Texas Wild
It's not just for kids. If you like nature-related topics in an easy-to-read format, you can find three years of our popular Keep Texas Wild issues and the teacher resources to go along with them.
