Growing fruits and vegetables can not only be a fun hobby but incredibly rewarding as you’ll literally be able to enjoy the fruits of your labor. Dripping Springs has ideal conditions for growing a number of delicious and hearty fruits and vegetables. Any successful harvest starts with proper planning. So, before planting anything, you’ll want…
Each spring, the Texas Hill Country becomes a canvas for mother nature as she paints a colorful tapestry of wildflowers. The area rivals some of the most beautiful landscapes in the country as a diverse array of vibrant blues, yellows, oranges, pinks, whites, and reds spring up from the Texas soil. Indian paintbrushes, firewheels, winecups,…
Looking for a fun way to keep the holiday spirit shining bright? Yes, even in the New Year! You can enjoy the lights at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center‘s Luminations (4801 La Crosse Ave, Austin, TX 78739). What to Expect at Luminations Experience thousands of lights and many photo opportunities surrounded by the center’s natural…
Previously, we’ve reported that Dripping Springs has the distinction of being the first International Dark Sky Community in Texas and the world’s sixth Dark Sky Community. And now it has added a new International Dark Sky Park Designation in Milton Reimers Ranch Park. What Is the Dark Sky Park Designation? The International Dark-Sky Association (IDA)…
At its annual Texas Travel Summit, the Texas Travel Alliance has recognized Dripping Springs as one of Texas’ outstanding rural and small-town destinations. The Texas Travel Alliance is an organization for the Texas travel industry made up of travel professionals from all over the state. Dripping Springs Thrives in the Best and Worst of Times…
Looking for a fun family-friendly event that everyone will enjoy? Dr. Pound Historical Farmstead is hosting the Dripping Springs Pumpkin Fest. Come take a trip through Dripping Spring’s history at this 5-acre farmstead located at 419-B Founders Park Road Dripping Springs, TX 78620. The event runs from now through October 31. It’s open daily from…
Sure, the Texas Hill Country weather gets mighty hot ‘n’ spicy in the summer. And Dripping Springs is hot both literally and metaphorically. Visitors to this small town fall in love with its lush green hills and the opportunity to commune with nature everywhere they go. Here are three places that emanate Dripping Springs. Home…
Located 14 miles from Dripping Springs, Texas, Wimberley is a town in Hays County between Austin and San Antonio. It’s the place where Cypress Creek and Blanco River meet making Wimberley a delightful destination especially in the summer. Visitors also love to come in the winter for its mild to cool temperatures. Many notable people…
About Austin Zoo The Austin Zoo is a nonprofit organization with a mission to assist animals in need through rescue, conservation, and education. It’s the place to observe more than 300 animals across 100 species up-close in the Hill Country setting. Their residents include lions, tigers, reptiles, primates, birds, domestic animals, and native Texas wildlife.…
Westcave Outdoor Discovery Center, formerly known as Westcave Preserve, is a nonprofit organization that aims to inspire people to enjoy and protect nature. Behind the organization are advocates who work to protect and take pleasure in nature. The best part? It’s only a 20-minute drive to the preserve for Caliterra residents in Dripping Springs. About…