Road Trip

Looking for a Texas summer adventure? This scenic road trip takes you to seven of the Lone Star State's most recognizable landmarks in just a few hours of driving.

When life feels loud and nonstop, finding a place that truly feels like an escape can be hard. This Texas ranch offers wide-open space, peaceful views, and a slower pace that feels far removed from everyday stress.

A little town with big charm—Johnson City could be your next favorite weekend retreat.

Picture this: the sun setting over the oldest dance hall in Texas, where music fills the air and the atmosphere is electric. That’s Gruene for you!

Hiking is all about enjoying the great outdoors, right? This New Mexico hike is not going to give you much room to stretch your legs. Or your arms.

Picture this: a hidden swimming hole surrounded by stunning cliffs, but getting there is no picnic. It's a real adventure in the Texas Hill Country.

Discover the Texas ice cream shop where Butter Pecan rules the menu and locals line up for a taste.

West Texas is full of unexpected gems—quirky landmarks and roadside oddities that make for the perfect photo op or day trip. Here's a list of nearby spots you won’t forget anytime soon.

New Mexico offers some of the most beautiful drives in the country and is loaded with scenic highways, beautiful views and weird road trip destinations. Be careful though, it's the most dangerous state in the USA for driving.

El Paso is practically a part of New Mexico and that, along with the fact that the land of enchantment isn't really that big of a state, makes just about every part of it an easy road trip from the 915.

The Flintstones never had anything like this on their travels but Texans can visit it anytime they want, especially those in west Texas. For El Pasoans, it's only about 4.5 hours away.

World Atlas ranked New Mexico's most friendly towns and most are pretty close to El Paso. Half of them are super close and one of them, #10, may as well be in the 915.