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5 Spring Road Trips to Get Your Wildflower Fix April 29, 2021 | By Rebecca Parsons Share now: Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn more. Home » Travel » 5 Spring Road Trips to Get Your Wildflower Fix Spring has sprung, and the wildflowers are here! Spectacular color displays are dotting hillsides and wilderness areas across the nation. It’s time to hop in the car and experience the blooms while they last. Although sightseers can spot wildflowers year-round, they’re most abundant during the spring due to the influx of sunlight a...
FacebookTwitterEmail While others dressed in their finest for church Easter morning, I laced up my hiking boots and explored a stunning Hill Country cave that probably owes its existence to a few goats falling through a sinkhole to their demise as far back as the mid-1800s. A Cave Without A Name (nope, not a "Game of Thrones" reference) is a 45-minute drive from San Antonio but it feels shorter than that thanks to the iconic Hill Country sights. You'll smile and find peace while driving through roads with nothing but acres of land filled with ranches, farms and barns.
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Can show caves in Texas and around the world survive after COVID-19? Show caves have been financially devastated by COVID-19′s effect on tourism Tags: SAN ANTONIO – When most people think about the coronavirus pandemic’s effect on business, tourism, or even education, the show cave industry may not immediately come to mind, but it’s mired in all three areas. There are seven show caves in Texas, including Natural Bridge Caverns, Wonder Cave, Cascade Caverns, and Cave Without a Name which are all less than an hour’s drive from downtown. Why should you care? During the first half of ...