Texas Hill Country Tours

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1. Fredericksburg, Texas is a charming Hill Country town founded in 1846 by German immigrants, with over 700 historic structures, award-winning wineries, and boutique Shopping along Main Street. Nearby attractions include Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, a giant granite dome that you can walk up, Lady Bird Johnson Municpal Park, The Nimitz Museum, Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park, Old Tunnel State Park bat viewing area.

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2. Home of Natural Bridge Caverns, Landa Park, Panther Canyon Nature Trail, the Comal River Tube Chute, Schlitterbahn waterpark, Gruene Hall, and Faust Street Bridge.

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3. Home of President Lydon B. Johnson, and Pedernales Falls State Park.

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4. Home of The Cave Without a Name, a stunning, living limestone cavern, Cascade Caverns, Dinosaur tracks in Government Canyon, and Guadalupe River State Park.

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5. Home to the Canyon Lake Dam that forms Canyon Lake, The Guadalupe River Access walking Trail, the dinosaur tracks at Canyon Lake Gorge, and The Devil's Backbone rest-stop and scenic drive.

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6. Rock collecting on the Llano River in Llano, Texas, offers access to the Llano Uplift, a 1.5-billion-year-old geological dome. Famous for yielding hundreds of rock and mineral types, it is the only place on Earth where you can find Llanite—a rare, visually striking rock with dark blue quartz and orange feldspar. Also nearby is Kingsland Slab one of several places along the river where you can collect rocks or just wade through the Llano River. Supposedly there's also gold in this river.

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7. Home to the famous Alamo, and the River Walk, Tower of the Americas, and several Spanish Missions.

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Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

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How it compares in Austin

• Its from-price is 584% above the median of the 274 experiences we list in Austin.
• It is longer than most of them.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Austin

Austin is the capital of Texas on the Colorado River, a hill-country city known for live music, a spring-fed pool, bats at dusk and Texas barbecue.

Austin lies on the Colorado River where the Texas Hill Country begins, with the long Lady Bird Lake running through the centre. The State Capitol, built of pink granite in 1888, is taller than the national Capitol in Washington, and Congress Avenue runs from it down to the river. Austin calls itself the Live Music Capital of the World, and Sixth Street and many small venues keep up the claim.

Top-ranked sights in Austin: 6th Street , Congress Avenue Bridge (South Congress Bridge), Texas Capitol.

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