Lone Star State shines
There’s more to Texas than dude ranches and line dancing. Big cities and outdoor fun can be found in the Prairies & Lakes region, while beaches and world-class museums await on the Gulf Coast. With direct flights to Dallas Fort Worth, Austin and Houston taking about four hours from major Canadian cities, Texas is easy to experience.
Learn MoreGulf Coast beaches await
The Gulf Coast beaches span more than 350 miles of sandy shores, coastal towns and natural beauty, making Texas a beach destination for spring breakers and families alike. Galveston and South Padre Island are beloved places to soak up the sun, while the boardwalks and dunes on lesser-known San Jose Island are begging to be explored.
Learn MoreTexas-size tastes beckon
Texan dining culture is built on BBQ and Tex-Mex, making for thrilling culinary experiences filled with delicious fajitas, smoked brisket and frozen margaritas. And beyond the ribs and tacos, a thriving multicultural (and award-winning) dining scene in major cities like San Antonio dish out flavours from Vietnamese-Cajun to Lebanese.
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The rose capital of America offers more than 100 state parks where visitors can explore a range of natural wonders from the western flat tops and canyons to the star-beddazzled Dark Sky preserves. Outdoor-adventure lovers can try rock climbing at Huecon Tanks, sandboarding at Monahans Sandhills and rafting on the Rio Grande.
Learn MoreBring the kids
Sandy beaches and Old West experiences bring families to Texas from all over the world, setting the stage for a coastal-themed or dude ranch vacation. The state is also chock-a-block with waterparks, roller coasters, zoos and aquariums—plus dinosaur tracks and attractions—for kids and parents to enjoy on the next memory-making trip.
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