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Destinations: Trips by State or Province  ▪  Northeast  ▪  South  ▪  Midwest  ▪  West  ▪  Canada  ▪  Mexico
Seasons: Spring  ▪  Summer  ▪  Fall  ▪  Winter

How big is Texas? Some 800 miles from north to south and 773 from east to west, and either direction can take 13 hours on the major roadways. If you’ve got the time, Texas has scenic backroads that meander through seven distinct regions. Factor in Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and small towns galore, and you’ve got multiple road trip options.

Test Dallas to Houston

Looking to go from Dallas to Houston? Driving may be your best option. Our neighborhood locations are open and ready to serve you with curbside pickup and modified cleaning procedures.

Road Trip to Big Bend National Park, Texas

Big Bend National Park

Solitude and stunning vistas prevail in one of America’s least visited parks.

Road Trip to Marfa, Texas

Marfa, Texas, Offers Contemporary Art and Offbeat Accommodations

Small town mixes creative culture — vegan cafes, art galleries, funky coffee shops — with traditional honky-tonk bars.

Stargazing in Texas: McDonald Observatory and Beyond

Stargazing in Texas - Pursuits with Enterprise

West Texas’ dry climate and sparse population create ideal conditions.

Road Trip from Austin to Fredericksburg, Texas

Outside Austin: Fredericksburg, Texas

Small town Fredericksburg is in the famous Texas Hill Country.

Road Trip to See Texas Bluebonnets

Texas Bluebonnets in Bloom

Willow City Loop ranks high as a bucket-list drive for wildflower lovers.

Nostalgic Route 66 Road Trip: Albuquerque to St. Louis

Nostalgic Route 66 Road Trip: Albuquerque to St. Louis

Choosing the “old road” opens up a world of appealing characters and beauty along the “Main Street of America.”

Weekend Getaway to Palo Duro Canyon, Texas

Palo Duro lives in the Grand Canyon’s shadow

The second largest canyon in the United States is nicknamed “The Grand Canyon of Texas.”

Weekend Getaway to see Amarillo, Texas, Attractions

Amarillo Attractions are Worth a Road Trip Stop

From buried Cadillacs to monster-size steaks, this Panhandle town offers a true taste of Texas.

Road Trip to Terlingua, Texas

Crossroads of Terlingua

Ghost town’s heartbreak creates colorful characters.