Hiking
August/September 2026
Issue
Fort Boggy State Park Leaves a Lasting Impression
Fort Boggy's serene landscapes are a photographer's paradise.
Story and photos by
Chase Fountain
July 2026
Issue
From Urban Strolls to Mountain Peaks, Texas Cities Offer Something for Every Type of Hiker
You’ll find something special along all these urban trails.
Story by
Dan Oko
April 2026
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Hill Country State Natural Area Offers Serene and Secluded Surroundings
Retreat to this hilly hideaway for camping, hiking and riding just over an hour from San Antonio.
Story by
Eva Frederick
April 2026
Issue
Hiking 100 Miles Through Big Bend Ranch State Park
Three backpackers find “roses and thorns” in Texas’ biggest state park.
Story by
Tyler Priest
November 2025
Issue
Garner State Park Is a Magical Escape Along the Frio
Take a hike, float the river or just enjoy the scenery.
Story by
Tenley Jackson
October 2025
Issue
Tyler State Park is a Pineywoods Paradise
Hike, bike and swim beneath tall pine canopies.
Story by
Tenley Jackson
October 2025
Issue
New Long-Distance Trails Take Shape Across Texas
Ambitious builders create paths of 50-plus miles for hikers, bikers and horseback riders.
Story by
Morgan O'Hanlon
August/September 2025
Issue
What to Do in Big Bend During Chisos Basin Closures
Alternatives abound at both Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park.
Story by
Morgan O'Hanlon
August/September 2025
Issue
Palmetto State Park Transports Visitors to Another World
Ephemeral swamps and spiky, prehistoric plants abound at this Central Texas park.
Story by
Eva Frederick
July 2025
Issue
Walk in the Footsteps of El Camino Real Travelers on This New Trail
The Rancheria Grande trail is one of the only places where Texans can follow the historic route.
Story by
Robyn Ross
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