Austin Texas Living on the Edge of the Hill Country - For Sale $650,000 | For Lease $3,500/mo (RE)

Austin Texas Living on the edge of the Hill Country

16613 Chevalin St

2,281 SF / 3 BR / 2.5 BA

Office + Retreat + Spa

We’ve done all the research and found the PERFECT home to make your transition to the Austin area smooth and easy. Take advantage of this PRIME neighborhood location within the highly coveted Lake Travis ISD. Convenience and access are the key, and Provence is the hidden gem at the center of it all.

Listing Courtesy of: Coldwell Banker Realty

For Sale $650,000 | For Lease $3,500/mo

Property Features

•Quality David Weekley2019 build | Popular Kepleyfloorplan

•Dedicated office + private bonus space off secondary bedrooms

•Spacious owner’s retreat with bay window, large walk-in closet, andmodern farmhouse, spa-like ensuite bathroom

•Hot tub, cover, and gazebo included!

•Prime neighborhood location: Close to the pool, playscape, walking trails, clubhouse AND convenient to the entrance/exit

•Located 4 miles from Bee Cave Elementary School, Bee Cave Middle School, and Hwy 71

•Easy access to the Hill Country Galleria + Shops at the Galleria for shopping, restaurants, Whole Foods, and HEB grocery store

Hamilton Pool Road will be complete by early 2024 opening upthis corridor to the Texas Wine Country with access to countless vineyards, breweries, distilleries, tasting rooms, and amazing outdoor adventures!

3 Bedrooms + Office | 2.5 Bathrooms | 2 Car Garage

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16613 Chevalin St

Home Highlights and Features

Light gray full overlay cabinets throughout with 42" upper kitchen cabinets

Large island with quartz countertops and stacked glass tile kitchen backsplash

Stack of drawers at the kitchen island and ensuite bath

Hidden pull-out kitchen cabinet trash and recycling center

Modern black cabinetry hardware added throughout

Tile flooring throughout; NEW carpet in the bedrooms, office, and bonus room

GE Stainless steel appliances with gas cooktop and ENERGY STAR dishwasher

Reverse osmosis filtration system

Corner gas log burning fireplace with stacked glass tile surround

Bay window option gives extra space in the owner's suite

White subway tile and seamless glass shower surround in owner's bathroom

Hot tub (2021) with cover and gazebo (sits on a concrete foundation)

Xeriscaped side yards for low-maintenance lawn care

Ring doorbell and camera (2) system + Ring full house alarm system

Hubitat Home Automation System

240V electric charging port for electric vehicles

Ceiling fans in the family room, all bedrooms, office and bonus room

High-speed internet (fiber) wired to main room

Quiet garage door opener with external keypad

Interlock Kit ready for your back-up generator

Welcome Home

key, and Provence is the hidden gem at the center of it all. Located just 4 miles from Bee Cave Elementary School, Bee Cave Middle School, and Hwy 71 with easy shopping and restaurant access. Locals Tip: Hwy 71 and 620 get extremely congested. Try getting to the Hill Country Galleria during school/rush hour from Sweetwater or Rough Hollow—Provence doesn’t have that problem!

We are proud to announce the project to expand Hamilton Pool Road will be completing construction by early 2024 opening up this corridor to the Texas Wine Country with access to countless vineyards, breweries, distilleries, tasting rooms, and amazing outdoor adventures!

Appropriately named after the Provence wine region in southern France, and boasting a community vineyard, this beautiful neighborhood exemplifies the epitome of the Texas Hill Country. The rolling hills and sprawling entrance give you the feeling of space and peace compared to other neighborhoods that feel congested and busy with a sea of rooftops as you enter. This home is located in the first section which offers quick access coming and going, is situated on a quiet street ending in a cul-de-sac, and just around the corner from the community pool, playscape, miles of walking trails, and a gorgeous clubhouse to host all your events and parties.

Provence is full of friendly neighbors looking to connect. The neighborhood Facebook group is a great resource for the residents. Fun events and clubs include Ladies Night Out, an Annual Pumpkin Carving Contest, Cooking Club, Book Club, and more!

16613 Chevalin St, Austin, Texas 78738

Listing ID: 7434715 LP: $650,000

Recent Change:05/11/2023 : : ->A

Address: 16613 Chevalin St

City: Austin, Texas 78738

County: Travis

PID: 01178801230000

Subdv: Provence

Std Stat: A/RESI

List Price: $650,000

MLS Area: LS

Tax Lot: 23

Tax Blk: M

Legal: LOT 23 BLK M PROVENCE PHS 1 SEC 1

Type: Single Family Resi/Fee-Simple

ISD: Lake Travis ISD

Mid or JS: Bee Cave Middle

Elem: Bee Cave

High: Lake Travis

Primary Bed on Main: Yes # Living: 2 # Dining: 1

Beds: Total:3 (Main:3 Other:0) Baths: Total: 3 (F:2/H:1)

Liv SqFt: 2,281 SqFt/Public Records

$/SqFt: $284.96

Yr Blt: 2019/Public Records/Resale Levels: 1

Acres: 0.149

Spa Feat: Above Ground, Hot Tub

Pool Priv: No/None

General Information

Lnd SqFt: 6,499

Garage: 2 / Tot Prk: 2 / Attached, Door-Single, Garage Door Opener, Garage Faces Front Fence: Back Yard, Fenced, Privacy, Wood

Lot Feat: Curbs, Interior Lot, Sprinkler - Automatic, Sprinkler - Rain Sensor, Trees-Small (Under 20 Ft)

Roof: Composition Dir Faces: North-West

Flooring: Carpet, Tile Fireplace: 1/Family Room

Constr: Frame, Masonry-All Sides, Stone Veneer, Stucco

Builder Nm: David Weekley Homes

Foundation: Slab

Appliances: Dishwasher, Disposal, E-STAR Qualified Appliances, Exhaust Fan, Microwave, Range Free-Standing Gas, Self Cleaning Oven, Stainless Steel Appliance(s), Water Heater-Gas

Interior: Breakfast Bar, Ceiling Fan(s), Ceiling(s)-High, Counter-Quartz, Double Vanity, Dryer-Electric Hookup, Entrance Foyer, French Doors, Kitchen Island, No Interior Steps, Open Floorplan, Pantry, Primary Bedroom on Main, Recessed Lighting, Walk-In Closet(s), Washer Hookup

View: Hill Country, Park/Greenbelt, Trees/Woods WtrFrt: No/None

Exterior: Electric Car Plug-in, Gutters-Partial, Pest Tubes in Walls, Private Yard FEMA Flood: No Room Level Features

Primary Bed Main Ceiling Fan(s), Separate Shower, Soaking Tub, Walk-In Closet(s)

Kitchen Main Breakfast Area, Breakfast Bar, Center Island, Counter-Quartz, Open to Family Room, Recessed Lighting

Description: Featuring Reverse Osmosis System

Heat: Central, Natural Gas

Utility Information

Sewer: Municipal Utility District (MUD)

A/C: Central Air Water Src: Municipal Utility District (MUD), Private

Utilities: Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, Sewer Available, Underground Utilities, Water Available Green Energy Information

Green Energy Efficient: Thermostat, Windows Green Sustainabilitiy: None

Financial Information

HOA Name: Provence HOA Fee: $875/Annually

Fee Inclds: Common Area Maintenance

Est Tax: $14,847 Act Tax: Tax Year: 2022 Tax Rate: 2.5660

Possess: Close Of Escrow Pref Title Co: Independence Title - Theresa de Alejandro

Bonus: Sub Ag: 3.00% Buy Ag: 3.00%

The listing broker’s offer of compensation is made only to participants of the MLS where the listing is filed.

Remarks

Directions: From N. Austin: Take 183 S. to Loop 360/Capital of TX Hwy Exit. Head W. on Loop 360/Capital of TX Hwy. Take the FM 2244/Bee Cave Rd Exit & head West. Turn right onto SH-71. Turn left onto Hamilton Pool Rd. Provence is ahead about 4 miles on the right. OR Take MoPac South and exit Southwest Parkway to Hwy 71, turn right on Hwy 71 to Hamilton Pool Rd.

Remarks: We’ve done all the research and found the PERFECT home to make your transition to Austin smooth and easy. Take advantage of this PRIME neighborhood location within the highly coveted Lake Travis ISD. Convenience and access are the key, and Provence is the hidden gem at the center of it all. Located just 4 miles from Bee Cave Elementary School, Bee Cave Middle School, and Hwy 71 with easy shopping and restaurant access. We are proud to announce the project to expand Hamilton Pool Road will be completing construction by early 2024 opening up this corridor to the Texas Wine Country with access to countless vineyards, breweries, distilleries, tasting rooms, and amazing outdoor adventures! Named after the Provence wine region in southern France, and boasting a community vineyard, this beautiful neighborhood exemplifies the epitome of the Texas Hill Country. The rolling hills and sprawling entrance give you the feeling of space and peace compared to other neighborhoods that feel congested and busy with a sea of rooftops as you enter. This home is located near the entrance and is around the corner from the pool, park, walking trails, and gorgeous clubhouse. This open layout features a

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dedicated office and private bonus space, outside of the secondary bedrooms and bath, which gives an “ensuite” feel. It can double as a playroom and gives a “college dorm room” vibe for the teens! The owner's suite gains space with the added bay window and features a spacious bathroom with stunning white subway tile and seamless glass shower doors for a spa-like, modern farmhouse aesthetic. Relax on the extended covered patio or take a dip in the *included* hot tub for the ultimate nightcap! Once construction on Hamilton Pool Road is complete, demand for Provence is expected to skyrocket. This is your opportunity to secure your little slice of heaven in the Texas Hill Country: Home is currently for sale ($650,000) and for lease ($3,500/mo)—the first full price offer seals the deal!

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16613 Chevalin St, Austin, Texas 78738

Listing ID: 8298732 LP: $3,500

Recent Change:05/11/2023 : : ->A

Address: 16613 Chevalin St

Std Stat: A/RLSE

City: Austin, Texas 78738 List Price: $3,500

County: Travis MLS Area: LS

PID: 01178801230000 Tax Lot: 23

Subdv: Provence Tax Blk: M

Type: Single Family Resi

23

SqFt/Src: 2,281 SqFt/Public Records Acres: 0.149

# Living: 2

Sch Dist: Lake Travis ISD

Mid or Jr: Bee Cave Middle

Yr Blt: 2019/Resale

Spa Feat: Above Ground, Hot Tub General Information

06/10/2023

Unit Style:

Parking: 2 / Tot Prk: 2 / Attached, Door-Single, Garage Door OpAccessible: Smart Technology

WaterFront: No/None

Blks Shttl: Dist Metro: Dist Lgt Rail: Dist Wtr Acc:

Floor: Carpet, Tile Fireplace: 1/Family Room

Laundry: Laundry Room Smoking: No

Furnished: Unfurnished

Horses: No/None # Units: Dir Faces: North-West

Foundation: Slab FEMA Flood: No

Fence: Back Yard, Fenced, Privacy, Wood Builder Nm: David Weekley Homes

Appliances: Dishwasher, Disposal, E-STAR Qualified Appliances, Exhaust Fan, Microwave, Range Free-Standing Gas, Self Cleaning Oven, Stainless Steel Appliance(s), Water Heater-Gas

Interior: Breakfast Bar, Ceiling Fan(s), Ceiling(s)-High, Counter-Quartz, Double Vanity, Dryer-Electric Hookup, Entrance Foyer, French Doors, Kitchen Island, No Interior Steps, Open Floorplan, Pantry, Primary Bedroom on Main, Recessed Lighting, Walk-In Closet(s), Washer Hookup

Exterior Feat: Electric Car Plug-in, Gutters-Partial, Pest Tubes in Walls, Private Yard

Comm Feat: Clubhouse, Cluster Mailbox, Common Grounds, Picnic Area, Playground, Pool, Sidewalks, Walk/Bike/Hike/Jog Trail(s)

Pets: Cats OK, Dogs OK, Call Pet Dep: $0 Per Pet: No

Mon Pet $: $50 Mon P$/Pet: No Max Pet: 2 Add Pet: $0

Rooms Information

Room Level Features

Primary Bed Main Ceiling Fan(s), Separate Shower, Soaking Tub, Walk-In Closet(s)

Kitchen Main Breakfast Area, Breakfast Bar, Center Island, Counter-Quartz, Open to Family Room, Recessed Lighting

Description: Featuring Reverse Osmosis System

Utility Information

Heating: Central, Natural Gas Sewer: Municipal Utility District (MUD)

Cooling: Central Air Water Src: Municipal Utility District (MUD), Private Utilities: Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, Sewer Available, Underground Utilities, Water Available Meter Desc: Read Meter

Tenant Pays: All Utilities, Grounds Care, Insurance Owner Pays: Association Fees, Insurance, Repairs, Roof Maintenance, Taxes

How to Apply

App Fee: $50/Owner Per Person: Min/Max Lse:

Sec Dep: $3,500/Owner 1 M Rnt To: Broker Admin Fee:

App Policy: Best Qualified Application Web/Pub:

RentSpree APP URL: https://apply.link/3prUFXz

Green Energy Efficient: Thermostat, Windows

Green Sustainabilitiy: None Verification Type

Green Energy Information

Financial Information

Bonus: Sub Ag: 30.00% Buy Ag: 30.00%

The listing broker’s offer of compensation is made only to participants of the MLS where the listing is filed.

Remarks

Directions: From N. Austin: Take 183 S. to Loop 360/Capital of TX Hwy Exit. Head W. on Loop 360/Capital of TX Hwy. Take the FM 2244/Bee Cave Rd Exit & head West. Turn right onto SH-71. Turn left onto Hamilton Pool Rd. Provence is ahead about 4 miles on the right. OR Take MoPac South and exit Southwest Parkway to Hwy 71, turn right on Hwy 71 to Hamilton Pool Rd.

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Remarks: We’ve done all the research and found the PERFECT home to make your transition to Austin smooth and easy. Take advantage of this PRIME neighborhood location within the highly coveted Lake Travis ISD. Convenience and access are the key, and Provence is the hidden gem at the center of it all. Located just 4 miles from Bee Cave Elementary School, Bee Cave Middle School, and Hwy 71 with easy shopping and restaurant access. We are proud to announce the project to expand Hamilton Pool Road will be completing construction by early 2024 opening up this corridor to the Texas Wine Country with access to countless vineyards, breweries, distilleries, tasting rooms, and amazing outdoor adventures! Named after the Provence wine region in southern France, and boasting a community vineyard, this beautiful neighborhood exemplifies the epitome of the Texas Hill Country. Rolling hills and sprawling entrance give you the feeling of space and peace compared to other neighborhoods that feel congested and busy with a sea of rooftops as you enter. This home is located near the entrance and is around the corner from the pool, park, walking trails, and gorgeous clubhouse. This open layout features a dedicated office and private bonus space, outside of the secondary bedrooms and bath, which gives an “ensuite” feel. It can double as a playroom and gives a “college dorm room” vibe for the teens! The owner's suite gains space with the added bay window and features a spacious bathroom with stunning white subway tile and seamless glass shower doors for a spa-like, modern farmhouse aesthetic. Relax on the extended covered patio or take a dip in the *included* hot tub for the ultimate nightcap! Once construction on Hamilton Pool Road is complete, demand for Provence is expected to skyrocket. This is your opportunity to secure your little slice of heaven in the Texas Hill Country: Home is currently for sale ($650,000) and for lease ($3,500/mo)—the first full price offer seals the deal!

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Plat Map + Survey

PROVENCE ENTRANCE

HAMILTONPOOLROAD

Area Traffic Flow

Vail Divide Road is set to open in June 2023 for easy access to Bee Cave Middle School

Hamilton Pool Road expansion is set to be complete in early 2024.

Heavy traffic plagues east and westbound traffic on Hwy 71 during school/rush hour.

From Provence, Hamilton Pool Road offers easy right-turn access to Hill Country Galleria, shopping, restaurants, groceries, and Field of Dreams sports complex. Easy left turn and easy right turn onto Hamilton Pool Road from Hwy 71 offers easy access home during peak traffic hours.

LAKEWAY Texas

Nestled in the western corner of Travis County, Lakeway is ideally situated on the south shore of Lake Travis in the scenic Texas Hill Country. Located about 25 miles west of downtown Austin, Lakeway is a resort community complete with golf courses, tennis courts, marinas, a private airport, a full-service hotel and spa, a 65-mile long lake, 100 acres of parkland and trails, and nearly 500 acres of greenbelts. It is considered one of the finest small cities in the Austin metro area.

Lakeway is a unique, prestigious, growth-managed community with a full-service city government. The City provides police, court, building and development, parks and recreation, streets and drainage, and solid waste management services. Lake Travis Fire Rescue (Travis Co. ESD #6) provides fire suppression and emergency medical response, and municipal utility districts provide water and wastewater services.

The Lakeway City Charter establishes a council-manager form of government. The mayor and six council members are elected at-large, and serve as the legislative body of the city The city manager reports directly to the city council and administers the day-to-day affairs of the city, implementing the policies established by council and ensuring that the city operates in a fiscally responsible manner. The City's primary sources of revenue are property tax, sales tax, and franchise fees.

The City of Lakeway began as a retirement and second-home community. Now, families are drawn to the “lake lifestyle”, the city’s award-winning parks and recreation programs and facilities, and Lake Travis ISD’s renowned schools.

Active empty-nesters and young professionals are attracted to the city’s natural beauty, proximity to Austin and endless recreational activities including tennis, golf, hiking, biking, picnicking and camping, fishing, boating, swimming, and scuba diving. Lakeway residents are active in their community and take great pride in the city and its unique history.

Lakeway offers a relaxing “lake lifestyle” and the opportunity to live and work where you play.

South LakeTravis Area

Lake Travis is an exciting place to live and a popular destination for water and outdoor enthusiasts. The South Lake Travis area is home to the cities of Bee Cave, Briarcliff, Lakeway, The Hills, and Spicewood as well as other unincorporated areas of Travis County.

This west Austin region has developed largely due to Lake Travis ISD’s excellent school performance and beautiful natural surroundings.

Lakeway residents enjoy diversified employment opportunities, countless shopping options, tremendous recreation outlets, and a myriad of live music opportunities.

The communities continue to offer residents all the charm of small town living while delivering amenities for a high quality of life. Truly, the Lake Travis area offers the best of all worlds.

The South Lake Travis area is home to a number of exclusive  restaurants and unique shopping. We are unmatched by our surrounding communities with the eclectic tastes and styles of our local business owners.

Lake Travis ISD

Operates one high school, two middle schools, and six elementary schools with a third middle school scheduled to open in fall 2019. There are several colleges within 20 miles of Lakeway, including the University of Texas at Austin, Saint Edward's University, Austin Community College, and Concordia University.

BEECHTOWN HAIR AND BEAUTY SALON

Once considered to be a relatively secluded area, Lake Travis has steadily risen as an attractive mainstay for new housing developments and an exceptional school district. Lake Travis serves as a viable option for those who desire to live in lush, beautiful natural surroundings while being close enough to access the many benefits of Austin’s cultural and business scene.

Situated in scenic Texas Hill Country on the southern shores of Lake Travis, Lakeway is the ideal location for a vacation and living. The city offers a lake lifestyle, proving that people can live where they play.

Empty-nesters and young professionals are extremely attracted to the area. Lakeway has tennis courts, golf courses, hiking and biking trails, a private airport, marinas, a full service hotel and spa, scuba diving, and a lake sixty-five miles long.

The Lakeway Swim Center, located on Lakeway Blvd, offers a skate park, picnic tables, volleyball and basketball courts, a climbing wall, a terrace tanning area, and over sized chess and checkers.

Gone are the days when Lakeway was just another retirement community on the lake. More and more families are moving here, and the acclaimed Lake Travis Independent School District is just one of the reasons why this community has grown so quickly over the years.

Golf and Country Club Living

Lakeway is also a golf lover’s dream, with four area golf courses; Yaupon, Live Oak, The Hills, and Flintrock Falls.

Those who love golf will love living in Flintrock Falls. With a golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus and his son Jack Nicklaus II, it’s the sister course to The Hills of Lakeway course designed by Nicklaus in 1980.

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LAKEWAY AREAATTRACTIONS

Life could not be more perfect in the Lake Travis area. Few places offer the same combination of glorious scenery, urban activity, and outdoor recreation possibilities. Residents enjoy diversified employment opportunities, countless shopping options, and many recreation outlets throughout the Lake Travis area. The community and neighborhoods strive to offer residents all the charm of small-town living with the major amenities necessary for a high quality of life. Truly, the Lake Travis area offers the best of both

Regional Information

Lake Travis is situated in the Heart of Central Texas on the Colorado River approximately 20 miles northwest of Austin.

Quality of Life

The beauty alone of the Lake Travis area makes it an exceptional place to reside. Add in excellent schools and welcoming communities, and it’s no wonder so many people call Lake Travis home. Seniors in Lake Travis can enjoy a vibrant and active lifestyle with a variety of amenities at their disposal.

Recreation

Outdoor enthusiasts from around the state and around the country can enjoy the abundance of recreational activities that are available throughout the Lake Travis area. While water recreation is king in Lake Travis, the hills and prairies of Travis County offer unlimited additional opportunities for relaxation and exploration. Boating, windsurfing, camping, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback riding, picnicking, swimming and sunbathing are the more popular activities that can be enjoyed at many of the Lake Travis area parks. Small and large venues abound staging performances from local and national talent on a nightly basis.

Lake Travis Tourism, Lodging and Dining

Casual with a touch of class is the theme when it comes to the many lodging options in Lake Travis. Hotels, resorts, bed & breakfasts, RV parks and campgrounds provide a full range of amenities to both pleasure and business seekers in the area. Conference facilities, direct access to marinas and recreation areas, and spectacular scenic views are just a few of the idyllic offerings of Lake Travis area accommodations. Explore a culinary spectrum in the Lake Travis area. A world of tasty treats awaits you at the numerous restaurants in the region. Friendly wait staff and skilled chefs, bakers and sweet makers offer top-notch cuisine and warm welcomes in restaurants, eateries, bakeries, candy stores, grills, and pubs. Diners can experience a full gourmet gamut, from Tex-Mex roots with a Yucatán flair to bar-b-que to seafood specialties and traditional American favorites. Relaxed and casual is the dining tradition in Lake Travis, and there is no shortage of places to go for family-friendly meals or to grab a quick bite on the go. Pubs with vast drink specialties beckon friendly nights out and when the mood calls for a more elegant atmosphere, there is also a selection of fine dining establishments.

Lake Travis Shopping

If a distinctive shopping experience is what you seek, then Lake Travis is sure to please. The area has an exceptional selection of specialty stores and independent boutiques as well as chain retail outlets. Wine tasting bars, candy shops, women’s clothing, gift shops, and antique dealers are just a few of the many unique stores found around Lake Travis. Each community has its own special collection of stores.

Lakeway Spa and Resort

101 Lakeway Drive, Austin, TX 78734 512-261-6600

Lakewayresortandspa.com

With a commanding view of the Texas Hill Country from the shores of Lake Travis, Lakeway Resort and Spa captures the elegance of a world-class destination with contemporary resort amenities. Nestled in the heart of Texas, away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Austin’s attractions. Offering dramatic views of the lake and picturesque rolling hills, the renovated resort and spa is the perfect haven for business and relaxation. The hotel is located 18 miles northwest of downtown Austin and 40 minutes from the Austin Bergstrom International Airport. Nearby wineries, marine recreation, culture, tennis, nightlife and championship golf beckon.

World of Tennis

26 Club Estates Parkway

Invitedclubs.com/clubs/the-hills-country-club/amenities/tennis

The scenic Texas Hill Country is the setting for the World of Tennis Sports Complex, which has offered a world-class tennis experience since 1973. Tennis legends such as Jimmy Connors, Rod Laver, Billie Jean King, Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova competed on the stadium court during the early years, and more recently, Pete Sampras, Todd Martin, Jim Courier and others.

The World of Tennis caters to a very active tennis membership. Our programming includes USTA, WTTA and ATL team tennis as well as many opportunities to participate in intraclub league play, social mixers and competitive tournaments. Our facility features 16 outdoor courts – 12 lighted for evening play – and two climate-controlled indoor courts. A full-service fitness facility, spa operations, locker rooms, snack bar outlet and pool completes the complex.

Golf Courses & Country Clubs

Flintrock Falls (The Hills Country Club)

501 Golden Bear Dr. Austin, | 512-261-7200

Clubcorp.com/Clubs/The-Hills-of-Lakeway

The 18-hole "Flintrock Falls" course at the The Hills Country Club facility in Austin, Texas features 7,051 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 74.1 and it has a slope rating of 140 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, ASGCA, the Flintrock Falls golf course opened in 2002.

The Hills Signature (The Hills Country Club)

26 Club Estates Parkway | 512-261-7272

clubcorp.com/Clubs/The-Hills-of-Lakeway

The 18-hole "The Hills" course at the The Hills Country Club facility in Austin, Texas features 7,030 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 73.8 and it has a slope rating of 140 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, ASGCA, the The Hills golf course opened in 1981.

Live Oak Course (Lakeway Country Club)

510 Lakeway Drive | 512-261-7200 | Lakewaygolfclub.com

This is the original Lakeway golf course constructed in 1967 and designed by Leon Howard. With magnificent Live Oak trees, narrow fairways and severely undulating greens this course demands excellent course management and precise shot-making. Live Oak is a par 72, playing 6652 yards from the gold tees and is sure to offer a challenge to golfers of all skill levels.

Yaupon Golf Course (Lakeway Country Club)

100 Clubhouse Drive | 512/261-7172 | Lakewaygolfclub.com

The more contemporary design of this course features one of the most difficult starting holes in the Hill Country. A Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, this course offers magnificent Hill Country views, native and wetland habitats and plenty of wildlife. Designed by Leon Howard, Yaupon is a par 72 and plays 6590 yards from the gold tees and is a great test of your golfing abilities.

LAKE TRAVIS

WATER SPORTS

With crystal clear aquamarine water, Lake Travis attracts water sports enthusiasts from around the state and around the country. Nearly every imaginable water sport activity can be enjoyed here. Experience the adrenaline rush of a jet ski, the laid-back charm of a pontoon boat, or indulge in nearly any other water activity you crave. Area parks offer the setting for lakeside sunbathing, camping, and picnicking while Inns, neighboring hotels, and restaurants boast outstanding waterfront views. And with numerous water sport sales and rental dealers, the options for a day on the lake are infinite.

Briarcliff

Emerald Point Marina

Hurst Harbor Marina

Lake

Lakeway

Bee Cave, Texas

Government

Bee Cave City Hall

4000 Galleria Pkwy

512-767-6600

Beecavetexas.gov

Lake Travis Fire & Rescue

15304 Pheasant Lane, Lakeway

512-266-2533 Non-Emergency

911 Emergency

Bee Cave Police Department

13333 State Hwy 71

512-767-6650 Non-Emergency

911 Emergency Permits

4000 Galleria Pkwy

512-767-6675

Beecavetexas.gov

Animal Services

512-974-2000

Austintexas.gov/austin-animal-center

Bee Cave Public Library

4000 Galleria Pkwy

512-767-6620

Voter Registration

Travis County Elections: 301 SE Inner Loop Ste 104, Georgetown 512-767-6641

Tax-office.traviscountytx.gov/voters

Vehicle Registration

Txdmv.gov

Texas DPS

Dps.texas.gov

Hospitals

Baylor Scott & White

16018 State Hwy 71

512-654-3900

Bsweh.org

Utilities

PHONE, INTERNET & TELEVISION

AT&T

ALL SERVICES: 800-288-2020

WIRELESS: 888-333-6651

DIRECTV: 800-288-1145

Att.com

Spectrum

1-855-243-8892

Spectrum.com

Suddenlink

1-888-730-0681

Suddenlink.com

ELECTRIC

Austin Energy 512-494-9400

Austinenergy.com

Perdenales

Electric Cooperative 888-554-4732

Pec.coop

GAS

One Gas 918-947-7000

Onegas.com

Texas Power

1-877-761-3814

Choosetexaspower.org

WATER

West Travis Country PUA

13215 Bee Cave Pkwy

512-263-0125

Wtcpua.org

Parks & Rec

Central Park

Located southwest of the intersection of RR 620 South and Bee Cave Parkway. The 50 acre park was donated by Mr. Robert Baldwin as a part of the Hill Country Galleria Development Agreement. It includes a large and small pavilion with playscapes and restroom facilities.

13676 Bee Cave Parkway

Bee Cave Dog Park

Dog parks provide a multi-generational place for dogs to connect, socialize and recreate. Bring your nonaggressive dog to play at the Bee Cave dog park! The dog park has separate, fenced enclosures for small dogs and large dogs with room to roam, drinking water and plenty of shaded seating.

13676 Bee Cave Parkway

Bee Cave Arts Foundation

The mission of the Bee Cave Arts Foundation, a non-profit is to improve the quality of life in our community and enhance the experience of visitors by bringing awareness, education and integration of a wide range of art throughout public spaces.

12700 Hill Country Blvd Suite T125

Beecavearts.foundation/bc

Sculpture Park

The Bee Cave Sculpture Park weaves throughout a 7-acre natural setting showcasing a combination of permanent and rotating sculptures. In addition to the fantastic art you will find a spring-fed pond, some of the largest oak trees in the City and over 20 different native species of plants. If you look closely you will also run into quite a bit of wildlife.

13333 State Hwy 71

Beecavearts.foundation

Falconhead West Primitive Park

Located in the Falconhead West Neighborhood off of Patagonia Pass, this park boasts some of the best and at times technical single track in the area. The park is designed as a primitive hike and bike trail with views of the hill country, shaded benches along the trail. The trails are divided into four color-coded segments, ranging in length from .5 to 1.5 miles, approximately 3.6 miles total.

Beecavetexas.gov

The Benches of Bee Cave

The vision for The Benches of Bee Cave program is to improve the aesthetic quality of our public spaces, to introduce art through everyday interactions and to help build a greater sense of community with functional and impressionable works of art. All Benches can currently be found throughout The Hill Country Galleria.

Beecavetexas.g

Hamilton Pool

Hamilton Pool Preserve is a historic swimming hole which was designated a preserve by the Travis County Commissioner's Court in 1990. Located 3/4 mile upstream from its confluence with the Pedernales River, Hamilton Creek spills out over limestone outcroppings to create a 50 foot waterfall as it plunges into the head of a steep box canyon.

24300 Hamilton Road,Dripping Springs

512-264-2740

Austintexas.org

Hill Country Galleria

Sophisticated mall featuring major brand-name shops, restaurants, a grocery store & movie theater. 12700 Hill Country Blvd.

512-263-0001

Hillcountrygalleria.com

AdventuresZipline

Lake Travis

Lakeside location for daytime & nighttime 3-hour zipline tours..Our World Class Tour offers 5 Ziplines. The last three lines are the Longest and Fastest Ziplines in Texas.Enjoy all day access to our Private Lake front Property where you can picnic, play games or relax in one of our hammocks.

14529 Pocohontas Trail, Volente

512-614-1996

Ziplaketravis.com

Westcave Outdoor Discovery Center

Wildlife-rich conservation sanctuary home to a canyon waterfall, a wet grotto & savannah trails. Fall: Golden Cypress-Lined Canyon Westcave's Tufa Formations Ermerald Pool Grotto.

24814 Hamilton Pool Rd

830-825-3442

Westcave.org

Dripping Springs

DRIPPING SPRINGS, IS WELL-KNOWN AS THE “GATEWAY TO THE HILL COUNTRY.”

VISIT DRIPPING SPRINGS

Dripping Springs is located in Central Texas approximately twenty-three miles west of Austin. Dripping Springs, is wellknown as the “Gateway to the Hill Country.”

Located just 20 minutes west of Austin, Dripping Springs is home to spectacular natural wonders, historic treasures, unique shopping, eclectic live music venues, exciting rodeos, a plethora of wineries, craft breweries and local distilleries and legendary hospitality. Also, recognized as the official, “Wedding Capital of Texas®,” Dripping Springs is a premiere destination location, as well as being a great base for exploring the rest of the Texas Hill Country. Dripping Springs, Texas offers the perfect blend of hill country beauty, heritage, and good old-fashioned hospitality.

COME AND PLAY WITH US

The Hill Country beckons to you – and the gateway to that beautiful scenery begins in the small, slow-paced and welcoming city of Dripping Springs.

Stop, take a deep breath and stay around to enjoy the nice people, wonderful shops and good eats. The “dripping springs” which served as the catalyst for the name of the city, is located in the heart of Dripping Springs. Visitors from all over the globe come to enjoy the history of our city, shop in well-known establishments and enjoy world famous barbecue. Spend the day in Dripping Springs touring the olive orchard and area vineyards, sampling locally produced salsas and jellies or

traveling just down the road to hike, swim or enjoy the scenery at Hamilton Pool, Pedernales Falls State Park and West Cave Preserve.

The City currently has 271.29 acres of parkland that serves approximately 23,350 residents in Dripping Springs. The Parks and Community Services Department facilitates quality of life programming and other community services. The park system inventory includes Dripping Springs' 110 acre Premier Ranch Park and Event Center venue and the popular Dripping Springs Farmers Market located at Veterans Memorial Park. Founders Memorial Park and Sports and Recreation Park feature park amenities such as athletic fields, walking and jogging trails, volleyball and basketball, play structures and the Founders Memorial Park Pool. Charro Ranch Park is a popular location to enjoy nature in an iconic Texas Hill Country setting while reflecting on its trails.

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS

The Dripping Springs area is rich in wonderful attractions. Set at the threshold of the Texas Hill Country, Dripping Springs has an altitude of 550 feet (MSL), and is only minutes from Austin and Johnson City. The landscape is characterized by steppe prairies with sweeping views of rolling hills, and towering Live Oak woodlands.

• Hamilton Pool • Pound House Museum • Texas Parks and Wildlife • Lake Travis • Highland Lakes • Westcave Preserve • LBJ Historical Park • Texas Hill Country Guide

Government

City of Dripping Springs

511 Mercer Street | (512) 858-4725 cityofdrippingsprings.com

County Commissioner, Pct. 4

Walt Smith (R)

195 Roger Hanks Pkwy walt.smith@co.hays.tx.us

P: (512) 858-7268 | F: (512) 858-2655

County Constable, Pct. 4

Ron Hood (R)

195 Roger Hanks Pkwy ron.hood@co.hays.tx.us

P: (512) 858.7605 | F: (512) 858.4799

Non-Emergency

Fire Marshal (512) 393-7300

Hays Co. Sheriff (512) 393-7896

Justice of the Peace, Pct 4 (512) 858-7446

North Hays County Fire Dept (512) 894-0704

Dripping Springs, Texas

In the late fall of 1853, three families bound by kinship and a desire to move to Texas, put their belongings in wagons and left Mississippi. In late January 1854 they topped what is now called Wallace Mountain and decided this would be the place they would make their home. Their chosen spot was only 30 miles west of the capital of Texas but was still considered part of the frontier.

On June 5, 1857, John Moss was appointed the first postmaster. To have a post office, the community needed a name. Nannie Moss officially named it for the “dripping springs” at the Milk House Branch of the Edwards Aquifer, a gathering place for the Tonkawa. Dripping Springs became a stagecoach stop and part of a freight line that ran between Austin and Fredericksburg.

The main attractions to life in Dripping Springs continue to be what drew the original founders: simple charm, a family lifestyle and lifelong friendships – all set in the beauty of the central Texas hill country.

Local Services

Community Library

501 Sportsplex Dr | 512.858.7825 dscl.org

Post Office 1450 W Hwy 290 | (512) 858-4651 usps.com

Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center 600 U.S. Hwy 290 | (512) 858-4740 www.drippingspringstx.org

Dripping Springs Century News (512) 858-4163

Parks & Recreation

Austin Zoo

10807 Rawhide Trl, Austin 512.288.1490 austinzoo.org

Charro Ranch Park

Fm 150, Between Woodsloop & Oak

Founder’s Memorial Park 480 Founders Park Rd

Hamilton Pool Nature Preserve FM 3238, Austin

Harrison Ranch Park 29401 RR 12

Karhan Park Shane Ln Sports & Recreation Park 27148 RR 12

Veterans Memorial Park NE corner of RR 12 & 290

Dark Sky Community

Dripping Springs has been named the first international dark sky community in Texas. With its smart lighting and effective controls, the “Gateway to the Hill Country” is unspoiled by light pollution, allowing for stunning views of the night sky.

For more information, visit darksky.org

Dripping Springs ISD

Dripping Springs Middle School

111 Tiger Ln

P: (512) 858-3400

F: (512) 858-3499

Dripping Springs High School

940 Hwy 290 W

P: (512) 858-3100

F: (512) 858-3198

Rooster Springs Elementary

1001 Belterra Dr, Austin, TX 78737

P: (512) 465-6200

F: (512) 465-6299

Sycamore Springs Elementary

14451 Sawyer Ranch Rd.

P: (512) 858-3900

F: (512) 858-3999

Sycamore Springs Middle 14451 Sawyer Ranch Rd.

P: (512) 858-3600

F: (512) 858-3699

Utilities

Cable, Internet & Phone

AT&T/Direct TV (800) 288.2020 | att.com

DIRECTV (888) 238-7177 | directv.com

Verizon (888) 881-8161 | verizon.com

Dish Network (800) 333-3474 | dish.com Spectrum

Electric

Propane

Garnett’s Propane (512) 894-4480

Walnut Springs Elementary

300 Sportsplex Dr

P: (512) 858-3800

F: (512) 858-3899

Lonestar Propane (800) 247-0178

Sharp Propane (512) 301-5094

Trash C.D.S (512) 858-1219 | centraldisposal.com

IESI (800) 581-5825

Recon (512) 894-4442

Water & Sewer

Dripping Springs Water Supply Corp. (512) 858-7897

City of Dripping Springs (512) 858-4652 | cityofdrippingsprings.com

LCRA (512) 397-6766

PGMS (512) 894-3322

Cypress Springs Elementary 11091 Darden Hill Rd, Driftwood

P: (737) 260-8700

Dripping Springs Elementary

858-3700

F: (512) 858-3799

Beer & Wine In the Dripping Springs Area

12 Fox Beer Company

4700 W Fitzhugh Rd, Dripping Springs (512) 626-4458

12foxbeer.com

Argus Cidery

12345 Pauls Valley Rd, Austin (512) 288-0801 arguscidery.com

Barber Shop

207 W Mercer St (512) 829-4636 thebarbershopbar.com

Bella Vista Ranch 3101 Mount Sharp Rd, Wimberly (512) 847-6514 bvranch.com

Bell Springs Winery 3700 Bell Springs Rd (830) 483-9463 bellspringswinery.com

Driftwood Vineyards

4001 Elder Hill Rd (CR 170), Driftwood (512) 858-9667 driftwoodvineyards.com

Duchman Winery

13308 FM 150, Driftwood (512) 858-1470 duchmanwinery.com

Family Business Beer Company 19510 Hamilton Pool Rd, Dripping Springs familybusinessbeerco.com

Fitzhugh Brewing Company

15435 Fitzhugh Rd, Dripping Springs (512) 648-0653

fitzhughbrewing.com

Hudson’s on Mercer 381 Mercer St, Dripping Springs hudsonsonmercer.com

Jester King Craft Brewery

13005 Fitzhugh Rd, Austin (512) 537-5100

jesterkingbrewery.com

Mercer Street Dance Hall

332 W Mercer St (512) 858-4314 mercerstreetdancehall.com

Real Ale Brewing Company

231 San Saba Ct, Blanco (830) 833-2534 mercerstreetdancehall.com

Revolution Spirits 12345 Pauls Valley Rd, Austin (830) 358-1203 revolutionspirits.com

Salt Lick Cellars 1800-C FM 1826, Driftwood (512) 829-4013 saltlickcellars.com

Solaro Estate 13111 Silver Creek Rd (832) 660-8642 solaroestate.com

Suds Monkey Brewing 1032 Canyon Bend Dr Ste A, Dripping Springs (512) 222-3893 sudsmonkeybrew.com

Twisted X Brewing Company

W 150, 23455 RR 12 (512) 829-5323 texmexbeer.com

Westcave Cellars Winery

25711 Hamilton Pool Rd, Round Mountain (512) 431-1403 westcavecellars.com

Woodrose Winery

662 Woodrose Ln, Stonewall (830) 644-2539 woodrosewinery.com

Westcave Cellars Winery

25711 Hamilton Pool Rd, Round Mountain (512) 431-1403 westcavecellars.com

Woodrose Winery

662 Woodrose Ln, Stonewall (830) 644-2539 woodrosewinery.com

Treaty Oak Distilling 16604 Fitzhugh Rd, Austin treatyoakdistilling.com

The Thirsty Planet 11160 Circle Dr, Austin (512) 579-0679 thirstyplanet.net

LAKE TRAVIS ISD

www.ltisdschools.org

The Lake Travis Independent School District serves the growing area of Lake Travis, located approximately 20 miles west of Austin, Texas. Originally a component of the Dripping Springs ISD, Lake Travis ISD was formed on June 12, 1981. At that time, 541 students were enrolled in grades K-12. Since then, District enrollment has increased to over 10,000 students in nine campuses.

The district encompasses 118.2 square miles that are bound by the shores of Lake Travis on the north, Travis and Hays County line on the south, the Pedernales River to the west, and Lake Austin and Barton Creek to the east.

ELEMENTARY

Bee Cave Elementary

Principal: Kim Kellner

14300 Hamilton Pool Road

Austin, TX 78738

P: 512/533-6250 | F: 512/533-6251

Lake Pointe Elementary

Principal: Karen Reich

11801 Sonoma Drive

Austin, TX 78738

P: 512/533-6500 | F: 512/533-6501

Lake Travis Elementary

Principal: Lizeth Thompson

15303 Kollmeyer Road

Austin, TX 78734

P: 512/533-6300 | F: 512/533-630

Lakeway Elementary

Principal: Sam Hicks

1701 Lohmans Crossing Road

Austin, TX 78734

P: 512/533-6350 | F: 512/533-6351

Rough Hollow Elementary

Principal: Vanessa Randels

4219 Bee Creek Road

Spicewood, TX 78669

P: 737-931-3000 | F: 737-931-3001

Serene Hills Elementary

Principal: Keegan Luedecke

3301 Serene Hills Drive

Austin, TX 78738

P: 512/533-7400 | F: 512/533-7401

West Cypress Hills Elem.

Principal: Amanda Prehn

6112 Cypress Ranch Boulevard

Spicewood TX, 78669

P: 512/533-7500 | F: 512/533-7599

MIDDLE

Bee Cave Middle

Principal: Melanie Beninga

5400 Vail Divide, Austin, Tx, 78738

P: 737-931-2412

Hudson Bend Middle

Principal: Laura Keogh

15600 Lariat Trail, Austin, TX 78734

P: 512/533-6400 | F: 512/533-6401

Lake Travis Middle

Principal: Rebecca Hudson

4932 Bee Creek Rd, Spicewood, TX 78738

P: 512/533-6200 | F: 512/533-6201

HIGH SCHOOL

Lake Travis High School

Principal: Debbie Garinger

3324 R.R. 620 S, Austin, TX 78738

P: 512/533-6100 | F: 533-6101

Lake Travis ISD District Profile

2021-22 Total Student Enrollment: 10,953 - Schools: 11

Address: 3322 Ranch Rd. 620 S., Austin, TX 78738

Phone: (512) 533-6000 / Superintendent Name: Mr. Paul Norton

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WHAT IS CIRCUIT OF THE AMERICAS AND AUSTIN360 AMPHITHEATER?

Circuit of The Americas is the first purpose-built Grand Prix racing facility in the United States. It was designed and built for entertainment, business and all forms of racing. The Circuit is home to the FORMULA 1 UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX™, MotoGP™, Lone Star Le Mans™, and ESPN's X Games. Circuit of The Americas features top-of-the-line garage and pit spaces and a variety of permanent structures designed for meetings, seminars, hospitality, and entertainment.

Its centerpiece is a 3.4-mile racetrack that has quickly become a favorite among the drivers and teams who visit the Circuit every year. The most striking element of the track is Turn One, which features a 133-foot climb into a blind left turn. Some of the Circuit's 19 other turns are inspired by classic racing circuits around the globe. Every aspect of the track is state of the art, from team and spectator facilities to safety structures and the track surface itself.

At the heart of the Circuit, you'll find the Circuit's signature 251-foot observation tower and the beautiful open-air Austin360 Amphitheater, PollStar's 2013 "Best New Major Concert Venue" and a 2014 "Best Major Outdoor Concert Venue" nominee. Circuit of The Americas has partnered with Live Nation to schedule and produce shows starring major, nationally touring artists.

HOW DO I GET TO CIRCUIT OF THE AMERICAS AND WHAT IS THE ADDRESS?

The Circuit's address is 9201 Circuit of the Americas Boulevard, Austin, TX 78617. During events, Circuit of The Americas Box Office is located in the Grand Plaza, near Lot B and Turn 15. Directions and maps can be found at http://www.circuitoftheamericas.com/maps.

Circuit of The Americas and Austin360 Amphitheater are more than just a home for unique and exhilarating experiences. They have also become a major economic driver in Central Texas.

Since its announcement in 2010, Circuit of The Americas has had a cumulative economic impact of $5 billion on the Austin metropolitan area. More than 1 million people from all over the world and from all 50 states attend COTA events each year.

Circuit of The Americas' economic impact by the numbers:

$5 billion: COTA's cumulative economic impact on the Austin metro area.

$423 million: Direct visitor spending injected into Austin-area businesses during COTA events.

$306 million: Annual payroll for Austin-area workers attributable to COTA's annual activities and operations.

$53.2 million: State tax surplus created by tax revenue generated by COTA events

$810 million: Economic impact attributed directly to COTA operations.

$3.1 billion: Economic impact for all other major sporting events, including F1, MotoGP, X Games, and more.

$36 million: Economic impact of concerts and events at Austin360 Amphitheater.

$14 million: Economic impact of track rentals and other miscellaneous events.

46,100: Jobs supported by COTA's annual activities and operations

Austin360 Amphitheater

Austin360 Amphitheater, winner of Pollstar’s “Best New Major Concert Venue” award for 2013, is Austin’s premier destination to see the brightest stars in a world-class, open-air amphitheater. The venue, which is situated within Circuit of The Americas’ 1,500-acre sports and entertainment complex, has room for up to 14,000 guests, offers reserved seating for 6,700, and features a spacious lawn perfect for enjoying unforgettable performances under the stars with family and friends. The amphitheater also boasts the largest permanent stage in Central Texas and has hosted some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry, including: Jimmy Buffett, Dave Matthews Band, KISS, Nine Inch Nails, Kanye West, Kenny Chesney, Zac Brown Band, Mumford & Sons, Maroon 5, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Pitbull, Train, One Republic, Drake, and Lil’ Wayne.

Austin, Texas, is revered by artists and their fans as the “Live Music Capital of the World,” and Austin360 Amphitheater is building on that fine tradition by bringing incredible entertainment events to the Central Texas region. In addition to intimate concerts, the amphitheater and the Grand Plaza grounds that surround it are designed to host multi-day music festivals, comedians, speakers, private rentals and sporting events.

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BEST THINGS TO DO WITH KIDS IN AUSTIN

THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO FAMILY-FRIENDLY FUN

Golf Courses in Austin

1. Falconhead Golf Club 15201 Falcon Head Blvd, Austin, TX 78738-6515

2. Lions Municipal Public Golf Course 2901 Enfield Road, Austin, TX 78703

3. Fazio Canyons Golf Course 8212 Barton Club Dr, Austin, TX 78735-1406

4. Barton Creek - Palmer Lakeside 8212 Barton Creek Drive, Austin, TX 78735-1406

5. Fazio Foothills Golf Course 8212 Barton Club Dr, Austin, TX 78735-1406

6. Harvey Penick Golf Campus 5501 Ed Bluestein Blvd, Austin, TX 78723-5600

7. Butler Pitch and Putt Golf Course 201 Lee Barton Dr, Austin, TX 78704-1023

8. Roy Kizer Golf Course 5400 Jimmy Clay Dr, Austin, TX 78744

9. River Place Country Club 4207 River Place Blvd, Austin, TX 78730-3507

10. Onion Creek Club 2510 Onion Creek Parkway, Austin, TX 78747-1612

11. Barton Creek - Crenshaw Cliffside Golf Course 8212 Barton Club Dr, Austin, TX 78735-1406

12. Austin Country Club 4408 Long Champ Drive, Austin, TX 78746

13. Bluebonnet Hill Golf Club 9100 Decker Ln, Austin, TX 78724-1716

14. Avery Ranch Golf Club 9100 Decker Ln, Austin, TX 78724-1716

15. Morris Williams Golf Course 4305 Manor Rd, Austin, TX 78723-5901

16. Lost Creek Country Club 2612 Lost Creek Blvd, Austin, TX 78746

17. Riverside Golf Course 1020 Grove Blvd, Building F, on the North side of the ACC campus, Austin, TX 78741-3366

18. Jimmy Clay Golf Course 5400 Jimmy Clay Dr, Austin, TX 78744-4600

19. The Golf Club at Circle C 7401 State Highway 45, Austin, TX 78739-1901

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g30196-d181853-Reviews-The_Golf_Club_at_Circle_C-Austin_Texas.html

Golf Highlights

https://www.golfdigest.com/gallery/where-to-play-golf-in-austin#9

Austin is a gateway city to the storied Texas Hill Country—home to German beer, Texas wines, barbecue and some excellent golf courses. The rolling hills, dotted with lakes, limestone cliffs and caverns, natural springs and stands of cypress and oak, make for dramatic and challenging layouts. Add to that the state's golf pedigree—Ben Hogan, Harvey Penick, Kathy Whitworth and Byron Nelson all hail from here—and you've got a historical backdrop as well.

FAZIO CANYONS GOLF COURSE

Although the Fazio Foothills course, which is steps from the Omni Barton Creek Resort's back door, is closed for renovation until 2018—and the hotel is about to undergo a much-needed facelift—a stayover at Barton Creek to play a round on Fazio Canyons is still worth it. Just a short hop from the hotel, this well-manicured course takes you for a rollicking tour of Texas Hill Country: twists, turns, blind shots, elevated tees, waterfalls, lakes, and putts that break up hill. Short Springs Branch, a limestone-bed creek that winds through the course, adds to the scenic punch.

PALMER LAKESIDE

Palmer Lakeside has a different look and feel from its three sister courses at Barton Creek, and that's to do with its impressive hilltop setting overlooking Lake Travis, 25 miles west of the resort (the hotel provides a shuttle but drive yourself so you can stop at Opie's Barbecue on the way back). There are lake views from the first tee and several from the back nine, which is a step up in challenge from the front; the par-3 Nos. 11 and 14 are real showstoppers. Although the course is just 6,400 yards from the tips, it feels a lot longer.

APPLE ROCK AT HORSESHOE BAY RESORT

With the star attraction, Ram Rock, undergoing renovations, Apple Rock is the go-to course at Horseshoe Bay Resort. A Robert Trent Jones, Sr. design, the action unfolds along the banks of Lake LBJ. (Horseshoe Bay has three RTJ, Sr. courses—the only club in the continental U.S. to claim this distinction). The starting tees are perched atop a hill and the views are stunning. Memorable back-to-back par 5s on the back nine take you from the highest to the lowest points of the golf course. The resort's third course, Slick Rock, is a fun layout and boasts an Instagram-worthy hole where players riding a cart have to traverse the 35-yard waterfall. hsbresort.com

HYATT REGENCY LOST PINES

Spread out across pristine land along the Colorado River east of Austin, Hyatt Regency Lost Pines, is the best course you can play in the Austin area that doesn't require a hotel stay. Variety is the name of the game here, with a gorgeous mix of terrain from a links feel with prairie grasses (when it's high, these native grasses provide plenty of the challenge) and deep piney woods to riverside holes. The expansive course, designed by Arthur Hills, with no houses in sight, has one of the best practice facilities in the state and a Harvey Penick Golf Academy to boot. lostpines.hyatt.com

ONION CREEK CLUB

This private course has a lot of history. Built in 1974 by Austin native Jimmie Connolly and Jimmy Demaret, the first three-time winner of the Masters, Onion Creek is known as the birthplace of the Senior Tour. In the mid-90's, Austin native and two-time Masters champion Ben Crenshaw and his design partner Bill Coore created an additional nine, for 27 plush holes. It's a relatively short course but tight, with mature trees, and challenging. Always in top shape, Onion Creek is a host a qualifying site for the men's U.S. Open. Custom golf tour operator Texas Golf Trails can provide access to this and other private courses in the area. onioncreekclub.com

GREY ROCK GOLF CLUB

Grey Rock is hands-down the best daily-fee in Austin, and that's because it was a semi-private club before the city took it over. The Jay Morrish design has served as the host course for the U.S. Open qualifier and the Texas Women's Amateur Championship. Plus its location just 20 minutes south of downtown makes for a convenient round. With generous fairways framed by stately oaks and a fairly wide open layout, it's a great value. Plan to stick around for a libation and house-made BBQ in the Biergarten on the outdoor patio of the beautiful limestone clubhouse. greyrockgolfandtennis.com

TERAVISTA GOLF CLUB

There's a reason Teravista is a favorite on the central Texas golf circuit. This semi-private course is fun for all skill levels, with five sets of tees. The rolling hills provide a picturesque base for the views that can span for miles .You can count on the conditions being good and the staff welcoming. Because Teravista sits on a hill and is exposed to the elements, winds can be a major factor in play throughout the course. Some complain about the slow play so get out early and beat the crowds and the heat. falconheadaustin.com

AUSTINFC Q2STADIUM

“WewantedastadiuminspiredbyAustin,withAustin textures,AustintastesandAustinsounds,”saysAndy Loughnane,AustinFCpresident.“Wewantedastadium uniquetoAustinthatwouldn’tfitinLosAngeles,Cincinnati orNashville,butisperfectinAustin.”

Togetthere,AustinFCpartneredwitharchitecturefirmGenslerfora fan-centricdesignofthe$260millionprivatelyfinancedstadiummeantto welcomeyear-roundactivityandlarge-scalesoccereventsandconcerts.

MakingFansComfortable

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Thestadiumorientationallowsprevailingwindsandbreezestorushinfrom thesouth.Fullyclosingthebowlstiflesairflow,soQ2opensthecornersto naturallycooltheenvironment,somethingEmmettsaysisgreatforfans, playersandgrassgrowth.TheroofcanopyisthesecondlargestintheMLS andwasdesignedto“putasmuchshadeaspossibleontheseatsforas muchofthedayaspossible.”About6,000ofthe20,500seatsinareasmost perceptibletosunlightfeatureameshfabricseattoreduceheatbuildupand dropthetemperatureoftheseatbetween30and40 degrees.

DiversityinSeatingTypes,SocialSpaces

Thewestsidelinefeatures27traditionalsuites.Thevenueincludesthree mainclubs,twoonthewestsideandoneontheeast,aimingtobuild diversityinproduct,location,experience,lookandfeelandfoodand beverageoptions.

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FoodandFanAmenities

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ablendofAustin.Alongwithtraditionalstadiumfareseenacrossmorethan halfadozen521FoodCo.-brandedofferingsandAustinrestaurants,Austin FCwillfeaturerotationalopportunitiesforlocalup-and-comingrestaurateurs toprofileproductsthroughdedicatedstandsviatheAustinTablepartnership withAugusteEscoffierSchoolofCulinaryArts.

ThePlayers

Theplayerswillexperienceatech-firstperspectivetoowithanimmersive lockerroom,adesigndrivenaroundlightingandbuildingexcitement.“Itis arguablythemostwelcomingandfunctionallystunninglockerroominthe league,”Loughnanesays.“Itisabeautifuldesign.”

Theplayersmayalsoenjoythe“seashorepaspalum”grassgrownforAustin FCinScottsdale,Arizona,thesamepitchtypeplannedforQatar’s2022World Cup.TherelativelynewgrasstypeforsoccerisdesignedtohandleTexas summersandisalsoinstalledattheteam’strainingcenter.

Already,AustinFChassoldoutofits15,500seasontickets—75%ofthevenue —andthe20,500capacitykeepsdemandhighfortheonlyprofessionalbigleagueteaminthecity.Thedesigndoesallowfortheadditionof1,500seats tothenorthend.

AUSTINFC Q2STADIUM

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THE 25 BEST FREE THINGS TO DO IN AUSTIN

By David Brendan Hall and Time Out editors

In-store Shows at Waterloo Records

There are shows happening at music venues across the city every night of the year, but paying a cover (or hefty ticket price) is par for the course. Not at Waterloo Records: Throughout the year, touring artists host one-off, abbreviated in-store performances at this beloved record shop. These are first-come-first-served, typically on weekday afternoons and often include free beer for the 21+ crowd. Skip out of work early and you'll be rewarded with an intimate performance from bands about to hit it big.Photograph: Courtesy CC/Flickr/Jim Porter

Congress Bridge Bats

Watching 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats—the world’s largest urban bat population—swarm out from under Austin’s Anne W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge is pretty dang impressive, but you don’t need to sign up to one of the many available boat tours to enjoy the sight. Instead, do as the Romans (er, Austinites) do and line up along the bridge’s eastern side on any summertime evening—the grandeur is impossible to miss from this vantage point as the bats fly out over the lake en masse right around dusk.

Thursdays at the Blanton Museum of Art at University of Texas

As one of the “foremost university art museums in the country” with incredible permanent and temporary collections, the Blanton is the spot for museum aficionados. There's something for every type of art lover here: dazzling interactive installations; a plethora of European, Latin American and American/Contemporary paintings; Ellsworth Kelly's new "Austin" structure; and plenty more. On Thursdays, the entrance fee (normally $9) is waived, and on third Thursdays the museum hours are extended to 9pm.

Farmers' Markets

You might eventually spend a few bucks on something at one of Austin’s many farmers markets, but browsing and enjoying a few samples won’t cost you a thing (try some local honey—it’s good for your allergies!). Saturday and Sunday are the busiest days (we recommend Springdale Farm and the Texas Farmers Market at Mueller for those, respectively), but rest assured, there’s at least one open within the city limits every day of the week. Photograph: Courtesy CC/Flickr/Roger Mommaerts

Free Swim at Barton Springs Pool

Normally, access to this one-of-a-kind spring-fed public pool costs $3 for adults, but you can avoid the fee by opting for a night swim from 9 to 10pm. Caution, though: There are no lifeguards on duty during free hours, so swim at your own risk. Also unguarded, but a fantastic free alternative: the spillway area adjacent to the pool’s southwest (deep) end. It’s a superb shallow swimming area, but beware of slippery rocks! Photograph: Courtesy CC/Flickr/Wally Gobetz

Mayfield Park, Camp Mabry

Did you know that the correct term for a family of peacocks is peafowl? The term isn’t colloquially common—but neither is witnessing a plethora of the brightly colored birds strolling casually among people out in the open. That’s the norm at West Austin’s Mayfield Park and Preserve, where you can picnic or explore the gardens for free while witnessing the full mating and life cycles of this fascinating, totally nonaggressive avian family, whose original descendants were introduced in 1935.

Barton Creek Greenbelt

Boasting hiking, climbing and natural swimming holes ideal for any age, the Barton Creek Greenbelt has it all within its 7.25-mile expanse, conveniently nestled just south of downtown Austin. A quick online search will reveal plenty of access points to this locally loved oasis. Don’t forget your sunscreen and a cooler (no glass or alcohol).

Dancing at Barbarella

You know it’s been (or going to be) a wild night when you end up at Barbarella. Conveniently located among countless bars, clubs and music venues in the Red River District, Barbs hosts different themed dance parties—no cover before midnight—almost any night of the week. Tuesdays’ Tuesgayz is a good launch point or, if you’re craving a specific music genre, try Jimmy Eat Wednesday (emo/pop-punk) or Footloose Friday (‘80s).

Tuesdays at the Contemporary Austin - Congress Ave District

Both of the Contemporary Austin's locations—The Jones Center downtown and the 14-acre Laguna Gloria site just a bit further northwest—waive their admission on Tuesdays. Take advantage of both: At the former, you'll find rotating exhibitions like Rodney McMillian's Against a Civic Death and the permanent installation With Liberty and Justice for All by Jim Hodges. The latter houses an art school, the installation-ready Gatehouse Gallery and the recently expanded Betty and Marcus Sculpture Park, which has featured pieces by John Grade, Charles Long, Paul McCarthy, Jim Lambie and Monika Sosnowska, among others.

Harry Ransom Center, The Drag

UT's Harry Ransom Center strives to encourage diversity, creativity and an understanding of the humanities—all of which has been headily achieved since opening in 1957. Visitors come to this free museum for the 36 million literary manuscripts, one million rare books, five million photographs and more than 100,000 artistic works. Permanent exhibitions include the Gutenberg Bible (one of five complete copies in the U.S!) and the First Photograph (developed on a pewter plate by Joseph Nicephore Niepce in mid-19th-century France). In other words, this is one Austin museum you don't want to miss.

Backyard Story Night

Looking for live entertainment that isn’t music-related? Backyard Story Night, held at various venues across town, is just the (free) ticket. Bring a blanket and snacks and enjoy the company of other humans telling personal stories (revolving around a specific theme during each event). Or, better yet, take the stage and tell your own tale!

Zilker Park

No, not everything at South Austin’s Zilker Park is free—sadly, there aren’t many ways to avoid the $250+ three-day ticket price for the annual Austin City Limits Music Festival. But any day there isn’t a private event, you can enjoy the lush grass of the athletic fields (perfect for playing or picnicking), the challenge of biking/walking trails, the whimsy of the expansive playground and kids’ train, plus countless other activities. Our top rec for special events: the annual free Kite Festival, held every first Sunday of March.

First Sundays at the Bullock Texas State History Museum, Arts District Austinites are proud people, but Texans as a larger group are even prouder. Case-in-point: the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, where three floors of the Lone Star State’s history—the Story of Texas, as they call it—come to life with continually updated artifacts ranging in scope from the 17th-century French shipwreck La Belle and the Civil War and surrounding eras to the Golden Age of NASA’s mission control operations out of Houston. Come by on the first Sunday of the month from noon to 5pm, when you'll be

Dancing Lessons at the White Horse

So you've visited the White Horse and witnessed the regulars sweep each other off their feet to some of the finest honky-tonk jams in town. Still too nervous to join in? Easy solution: show up early (7pm-8pm) on Fridays and Saturdays for free Texas two-step lessons. Once you've mastered the two-step, come by on Wednesdays for free Cajun dance lessons, or Thursday for swing dancing. You'll be boot-scootin’ with the best of ’em in no time!

Texas State Capitol

Explore one of the city’s most impressive feats of architecture and get a thorough Texas history lesson from one of the knowledgeable guides—all at no charge! There are free walkthroughs every day, and make sure to check the website for special tours: Women in Texas History, Heroes of the Texas Revolution, African American Trailblazing Texans Tour (February), Rest in Peace (October), Honoring Texas Veterans Tour (November), the Holiday Tour (December) and Early Texas Artists in the Capitol (available upon request).

Blues on the Green

Blues on the Green is Austin’s favorite summer tradition! Be a part of the annual FREE concert series and join ACL Radio at Zilker Park to catch performances from your favorite artists. Grab your blankets, sunscreen and friends and we’ll see you there!

Elisabet Ney Museum, Triangle State

Completely free and open to the public, the Elisabet Ney Museum is the former studio and portrait collection of namesake Elisabet Ney, a 19th century German sculptor who moved to Austin in 1882. Her sculptures span from the 1850s to her death in 1907, and are supplemented by the work of contemporary artists inboth the building and on the museum's stunning grounds.

Sound & Cinema

You’ve been to an outdoor movie screening but have you ever heard of a live band opening up for the outdoor movie? Enter Sound & Cinema, a free event—produced by local entities Do512, Alamo Drafthouse and the Texas Lottery—held over four alternating Wednesdays each summer on the lawn of the Long Center, which features the splendid backdrop of the city skyline. Eat your heart out, drive-ins.

Pecan Street Festival

You’ve got two chances to enjoy this annual Austin festival, located in downtown’s Sixth Street Historic District. Each weekend brings together hundreds of local and national artisans sporting creations made of any medium imaginable, including metal, wood, glass, stone and recycled materials. And it wouldn’t be true to ATX culture if there wasn’t food and live music—about 50 artists perform across three stages, and there are 30 food vendors on hand to keep you nourished.

EAST and WEST

Four weekends, hundreds of locations, countless artists—that’s exactly what you'll find at the annual West Austin Studio Tour and East Austin Studio Tour. Anyone is welcome to take self-guided tours (bikes recommended!) through home and pro studios, galleries, temporary exhibitions, one-off events and other programs—all of which truly reveal the breadth and impact of Austin's artistic community.

Sundays at the Mexic-Arte Museum, Downtown

There's so much to learn about our city's connection to Mexican, Latino and Latin American art and culture, both historical and contemporary. The best place to start: downtown’s Mexic-Arte museum, where celebrating that deep-seated link—through photography, painting, sculpture and every artistic medium imaginable, depending on the artist and era—is the goal. Come by on Sundays, when the museum is completely free.

Free Week

Free Week has come to act as a welcome wagon to the new year in Austin, a celebration of music held across the city with dozens of killer acts playing for free (last year saw Riverboat Gamblers, Whiskey Shivers, Peelander-Z, Lost Coast, Otis the Destroyer, Fort Never and more all make an appearance). Generally held the first week of January, the seven-day fest sees Austinites bopping from one music venue to the next while catching their favorite ATX bands and discovering new ones. While covers are always free, you'd be wise to still bring cash—tipping your bartender is always in fashion.

Yoga at Cherrywood Coffeehouse, Upper Boggy Creek

Head to Central Austin’s Cherrywood Coffee House every Monday through Friday for free yoga. No mat? No problem! From 8 to 9am, just show up and get ready to release some stress while toning your muscles during free community sessions.

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Below you'll find a list of unique and fun shopping destinations in Austin, TX that appeal equally to ocals aiming for something special and visitors looking to pick up some souvenirs.

1. Keep Austin Weird and Visit South Congress Avenue

The epicenter of the "Keep Austin Weird" movement, South Congress Avenue remains a top visitor attraction albeit more and more upscale as the years go by. It's a great place to do some unique shopping, catch a great restaurant, even see live music.

South Congress was a haven for retro clothing before it became SoCo. Lucy in Disguise with Diamonds and Electric Ladyland (that's the store's complete name) is where Bob Dylan is rumored to have shopped for retro outfits. New Bohemia is another retro spot for clothes and home furnishings, plus there are boutiques including Blackmail, for all things black, and Vivid.

The avenue is lined with funky, unique to Austin stores and restaurants with an Austin friendly feel. All you need to fill your Austin shopping desires is located along The Street of SoCo. Need that funky new item for the house, stop by Uncommon Objects. Need a new fabulous pair of shoes, drop in to Goodie Two Shoes. What about that crazy costume you've been wanting to strut, you will definitely snag it at Lucy's In Disguise.

2. Go Full Yuppie at the Domain in North Austin

Quite the opposite of South Congress, but very impressive with total shopping emersion, the Domain in North Austin features the most exclusive brands in the city.

The Domain is a five star shopping center with a great location and exceptional amenities such as high-end restaurants and convenient parking. The Domain features 700,000 square feet of luxury fashion and restaurant space. It caters to Austin's affluent population with the highest-end retailers. The Domain is home to some of the most renowned and upscale stores. The pleasant shopping atmosphere is catered by the

beautiful and tranquil landscaping. When you enter The Domain you will step into a tiny community all of its own.

3. Drift Through the Highrises in the 2nd Street District

Home to a few locations on this list, the 2nd Street District continues to rise in popularity for shopping with new condos going up and killer high end retail filling the bottom floor. Also a great place to catch a bite and drink.

At Austin's 2nd Street District you can find more than 50 specialty stores, restaurants, and service providers most of which are locally owned. You'll appreciate the convenient location in the center of the city and all there is to do. Sit outside and enjoy drinks or frozen yogurt while you take in the great weather Texas has to offer, indulge in specialty cupcakes after a day in the spa or inventive BBQ before you hit the shops. You'll find that at Austin's 2nd Street District you'll find just about everything you heart desire, its where Texas warmth meets Austin Cool downtown.

4. Seek the Unusual at Uncommon Objects

Off Hwy 71 in South Austin, Uncommon Objects is home to an eclectic mix of art, furniture, antiques, taxidermy, and decorations that lives up to its name and is fun just browsing.

Established in 1991 as a small antique collective, Uncommon Objects has matured over the years into the one-of-a-kind emporium of transcendent junk that you see before you. Twenty-four hardworking antique sellers have been assembled under one roof to bring you this very genuine and sometimes quirky slice of American culture and history.

Uncommon Objects has been described as “your eccentric uncle’s attic on steroids.” And remember, this is no museum. This stuff is for sale. As the ultimate “green” shopping experience, there is something to satisfy your nostalgic yearnings and pique your sentimental curiosities.

5. Support Artisans at 10 Thousand Villages

Dedicated to handmade goods from Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa, 10 Thousand Villages aims to sell goods with a story behind them. They’re also focused on helping artisans earn money from their skills. You can find all sorts of clothing, jewelry, furniture, unique pieces there.

6. Show Your Fandom with Clothing from Austin Rocks

Also dedicated to the music scene in Austin, the Austin Rocks boutique features mostly clothing aimed at the music industry and it’s fans with styles you may see on Dee Snyder from Twisted Sister to some things targeting a more modern hipster.

7. Boost your Allure at the Kendra Scott Flagship Store

One of the most celebrated jewelry designers in the US, Kendra Scott got her start in Austin. Stop in to visit her Flagship Store on South Congress Avenue for a look at some of her amazing jewelry. The building itself is from the 1800s, but remodeled to give it a modern look while also preserving some of the original style.

8. Shop Outside of the Box at Prima Dora on South Congress

Since 1999, Prima Dora on South Congress has been one of the top places to find the most unique & quirky gifts Austin has to offer!

You can find just about anything quirky and unique that is 100% ATX at Prima Dora. From the usual shirts and stickers, to books on Austin’s history, art work, cards, and snarky homegoods (my personal fave!), this is your one stop shop.

Along with an inspired inventory, one of the most unique features of Prima Dora is that over 70% of their inventory comes from local, Austin artists and makers.

9. Keeping It Local with Parts & Labour

When you’re looking for something that uniquely declares “Austin” with as much quirky flair as the city itself, look no further than Parts & Labour on South Congress. This shop's amazing inventory is curated to exclusively offer items made from Texas artists, makers, and creators! Some folks like to keep it classic when shopping for souvenirs to celebrate a trip to Austin. But if you’re looking for something that uniquely declares “Austin” with as much quirky flair as the city itself, look no further than Parts & Labour on South Congress.

This shop prides itself on being Austin-centric and Texas-forward by offering hundreds of brands in-store created by Texas makers, designers, creatives, and artists. Everything from jewelry, clothes (including up-cycled vintage and silk screen shirts), handmade bath and body products, candles, and home-goods.

10. Hide Among Us at Lucy in Disguise with Diamonds

One of the most entertaining stores to browse in Austin, Lucy in Disguise with Diamonds is costume store on South Congress that is as quirky on the inside is it is on the outside. A smash hit in an October, this is the destination for costumes and just plain fun to check out.

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Highland Lakes in Central Texas

Lake Buchanan, Inks Lake, Lake LBJ, Lake Marble Falls, Lake Travis and Lake Austin.

Lake Buchanan - Is the second largest of the Highland Lakes in Central Texas with a length of 30 miles and a width at the widest point of just under 5 miles. Lake Buchanan has a shoreline of 124 miles. When it was built, Buchanan Dam was considered to be the longest multiple-arch dam in the U.S. with a length of just over two miles. The lake is very popular with boaters, fishermen, campers and swimmers. The lake is so large that you will never feel crowded. The annual Lake Buchanan Regatta and Dam Jam is held at Cedar Lodge each April. Dozens of boats participate in the regatta and live music is performed by artists coming to Lake Buchanan from over 1,000 miles to participate in the event. Lake Buchanan is located 60 miles northwest of Austin and 95 miles north of San Antonio. It is about 200 miles south of Dallas and Fort Worth and 200 miles west of Houston.

Inks Lake - Located 55 miles northwest of Austin, Texas on Highway 29, Inks Lake is the next lake down the Colorado River from Lake Buchanan. It starts just a short distance from the base of Buchanan Dam. With a length of 4.2 miles and a width of 3,000 feet, Inks Lake is the shortest of the first four lakes but is also one of the prettiest. The boating and water skiing are fantastic on Inks Lake. The State Park is a 1,200 acre panorama of cedar and oak woodlands and offers swimming, boating, fishing, hiking, and BBQing. Inks Lake is well-known for its bass, crappie and catfish. Highland Lakes Public Golf Club is a 9 Hole, Public Course, located on Inks Lake on Park Road 4 a few minutes south of Hwy 29. This course is only about a 15 minute drive from Burnet and 20 minutes from Marble Falls,Texas. The lake is also well known for it’s 7.5 miles of hiking trails.

Lake LBJ - Lake LBJ, named after President Lyndon B. Johnson, starts at Kingsland and goes all of the way to Horseshoe Bay, 45 miles northwest of Austin. Lake LBJ is one of the largest normally at constant level lake in the United States, and is just over 21 miles long with a maximum width of 10,800 feet. Lake LBJ is perfect for sailing, boating, waterskiing, jetskiing, and all water related activities. Tourists are attracted from all over Texas and the U.S. to take advantage of this big beautiful lake.

Lake Marble Falls - Lake Marble Falls is the 4th lake in the Highland Lakes string of lakes on the Colorado River in the Central Texas Hill Country. Lake Marble Falls is a normally constant level lake and is popular for boating, and waterskiing. It is 5.75 miles long and 1,080 feet wide in the widest area. The annual Cigarette Boat Race is hosted on Lake Marble Falls in the town of Marble Falls. Lake Marble Falls is located at the booming town of Marble Falls about 45 miles northwest of Austin. It can be reached from Austin by driving out Highway 71 and then north on Highway 281, or by going west on Highway 1431 out of Cedar Park on the north edge of Austin.

Lake Travis - Lake Travis has the largest storage capacity of the seven reservoirs known as the Highland Lakes, and stretches 65 miles (105 km) upriver from western Travis County in a highly serpentine course into southern Burnet County to Max Starcke Dam, southwest of the town of Marble Falls. The Pedernales River, a major tributary of the Colorado River, flows into the lake from the southwest in western Travis County. The lake is used for flood control, water supply, electrical power generation and recreation. Because of its volume, the lake serves as the primary flood control reservoir of the Highland Lake chain. The level of the lake can therefore vary dramatically, depending on the amount of rainfall in the Colorado River basin upstream. Despite this, the lake furnishes one of the most desired locations in the region for outdoor recreation, including fishing, boating, swimming, scuba diving, picnicking, camping, and zip lining. Lake Travis is generally considered one of the clearest lakes in Texas. It is a vital water supply for the nearby city of Austin, Texas and the surrounding metropolitan area

Lake Austin - Lake Austin is the sixth lake down in the chain of Highland Lakes on the Colorado River in Central Texas. The lake starts at the Mansfield Dam and ends at the Tom Miller Dam in the city of Austin. Lake Austin has high cliffs in places along the shore of the lake which provide shelter from the wind for the best in boating activities. The cliffs are dotted with expensive homes overlooking the lake.

Lady Bird Lake - A seventh lake, which is not considered a part of the Highland Lakes chain, is Lady Bird Lake in Austin. Lady Bird Lake (formerly known as Town Lake) is in the city of Austin, Texas. Lady Bird Lake runs between Riverside Drive and 1st Street in the downtown area of Austin. Interstate I-35 goes over Lady Bird Lake as you are driving through Austin. Lady Bird Lake is 6 miles long and from 400 feet to 2,500 feet wide at it widest point and has an average depth of 14 feet. Lady Bird Lake is just downstream from Lake Austin on the Colorado River. Lady Bird Lake is a placid lake and is a constant level lake, ideal for canoeing. Swimming, motorized boats and jet skis are not allowed in Lady Bird Lake.Tourists and local residents enjoy canoeing on Lady Bird Lake. You can take a nice long walk or do a little jogging along the trails beside the lake.

Lake Travis is probably the most visited of the Highland Lakes because of its proximity to Austin. Its location and size make it a popular destination for aquatic sport enthusiasts, including boating, fishing, swimming and even scuba diving. Lake Travis is perfect for those seeking a more active environment and plenty to do, including waterside dining and plenty of activities for adults and kids, as well as easy access to the Austin amenities.

Parasailing

Every human dreams of flying, and parasailing is one of the easiest ways to make those dreams come true. When you are craving a warm breeze and scenic views, head over to Lake Travis for a parasailing adventure with your closest friends or your neighbors from the surrounding community and neighborhoods. More than one company traverses Lake Travis with skilled and experienced parasailing attendants that will send you flying.

Fishing

If angling is your passion, Lake Travis is your paradise. Just minutes away from your Hill Country retreat in our beautiful community is a lake full of largemouth bass, catfish and Guadalupe bass. You can explore the waters yourself or use a local fishing guide to learn the ropes on the Lake Travis waters.

Water Parks

The water parks at Lake Travis are perhaps one of the best kept secrets in the Austin area. Granite Beach Water Park is open every weekend of the summer inside a protected cove. Both adults and children can play on the park’s water trampoline, slides and other attractions, and lifeguards are always on duty for safety. Another water park, Shore Club Volente Beach, is a more traditional water park with slides, lagoons and play areas.

Boating, Kayaking and Jet Skiing

Because Lake Travis is one of the largest in Texas, it is no wonder it is such a popular destination for boating, kayaking and jet skiing. Rent your favorite watercraft from a local vendor, or bring your own. For a real treat while you’re out on the water, be sure to take a ride under the famous Pennybacker Bridge before heading back.

Zip Lining

For the adventurous at heart, zip lining is the ultimate Lake Travis experience. At Lake Travis Zip Line Advencan soar across five zip lines – one of which is more than 2,000 feet long! You will launch off of a cliff that is 20 stories high, and an experienced tour guide will be there with you every step of the way.

Swimming

Lake Travis is well known for being one of the clearest lakes in Texas too. In fact, it is a primary water sources for the city of Austin, so many consider it to be an ideal spot to take a dip on a hot Texas summer day. Swimming ‘holes’ are located all around the lake, but some are particularly interesting, such as the clothing-optional Hippie Hollow Park.

Picnicking

As beautiful as your home in Spanish Oaks will be, sometimes you want to get outside and enjoy all that nature has to offer. What better way than taking your family on a picnic to Lake Travis? Dine from the edge of the water in one of the public parks that surround Lake Travis, such as the Mansfield Dam Park. When you are done, be sure to bring your bikes from home to check out some of the trails that run alongside the lake.

Camping

Camping areas are located all over Lake Travis, although you will need a permit to sleep under the stars. Best of all, if you decide that outdoor living isn’t right for you, you and your crew are never far from your own bed back at home in our luxury Austin community.

THE DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE TO AUSTIN

DOG-FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS DOG-FRIENDLY BARS

12709 N Mopac

Opal Divine's has been dog-friendly for longer than many other Austin restaurants have even existed. So in addition to having some mac and cheese that's worth writing home about, they also proudly serve our canine brethren. Next time you're in the North Mopac area, stop into Opal Divine's with your furry pal and get to grubbing.

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South Congress urban neighborhood restaurant & coffeehouse Caroline is all about dogs. Their beautiful patio is pet-friendly, as well as their indoor and outdoor areas at Upstairs at Caroline. What's more, both of these spots offer a pet-friendly menu by local company Healthy Pet!

79 & 81 Rainey Street | website

Banger's is the place to be if you love a huge selection of beer, great food, and mutts! This Rainey St. sausage house and beer garden have a large outdoor seating area that is picnic table style where you get to bump elbows with fellow patrons. Banger's is so dog-friendly that they host events called Mega Mutt Mondays to support Austin Pets Alive!, you won't want to miss it!

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Kerbey Lane is everyone’s go-to place for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or late night snack. The Central, Southwest, and Round Rock locations have dog-friendly patios. The Chilaquiles, Kerbey Queso, and Red Quinoa Salad are must-haves as well as trying their ever revolving pancake flavors.

1400 E. 38th 1/2 Street | website Cherrywood Coffee House is more than your average coffee house! They are known for their huge sandwiches, delicious coffee, and draft beers. They have a dog-friendly patio that is full of fellow dog lovers. Don't just come here for lunch; they also have an amazing breakfast menu!

2529 S. Lamar | website Maria's Taco Xpress has a very large covered porch that is dog-friendly. On Sundays, they have Hippie Church with music and dancing! This fantastic taco joint is the place to be for a fun time with good vibes.

1305 West Oltorf | website

The Austin Beer Garden Brewery is known for their interesting pizza menu, house-brewed beer, and their large dog-friendly patio. It's a great place for large groups or smaller parties. You can sit back relax and listen to the live music outdoors on the long picnic benches. As an added bonus they make dog treats out of used grains from the brewing process!

3800 County Road 175 | website

The Dog House Drinkery is special because it is a bar in a dog park. The staff are friendly and will watch out for your dogs while they run around their spacious play area, while you relax and drink with fellow dog lovers. The addition of their very own food truck is perfect for a puppy play date with friends. You won't want to miss this innovative bar.

900 Red River | website

This dog-friendly vegan bar has live shows and movie nights! Cheer Up Charlies has kombucha on tap and food trailers in the back. With a beautiful parachute patio that you can dine, drink, and dance in why wouldn't you stop by?

507 Calles Street | website

Hops & Grains is not technically bar - but it is a brewery and they have a little bit of everything fun! They have picnic tables outside to bask in the sun and enjoy great beer. They also have a small but delicious burger menu to select from and board games you can borrow to play with friends. You can take a brewery tour, although because they manufacture beer in the facility, dogs are not allowed for the tour. They also sell all natural treats for your dogs called Brew Biscuits that they make themselves.

6700 Burnet Road

You and your best friend should be able to hang out on a patio together; that's exactly where Yard Bar comes in. This Burnet road hang out has cold beers, food, and treats for your pup. Dogs are people too, so head on over to Yard Bar and enjoy the day together.

2105 Hancock Drive | website

Billy's features a wide outdoor patio with heaters in the winter so you can bring your dog year-round. The menu features veggie alternatives to almost all of their classic burgers and hot dogs, each of which has a unique take on the ordinary. Inside events, including a trivia night, are hosted outside as well.

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3401 Redbud Trail, Austin, TX 78746

- A 13 acre island designed for dogs

- Surrounding lake and river waters act as a natural fence (and perfect swimming hole).

- Keep an eye on your dog in the water, as there are currents

- Well-maintained by human volunteers

- Short nature trail and woods to explore

7001 Onion Creek Dr, Austin, TX 78744

- Entirely off-leash (except for the kids’ playgrounds)

- Shady hiking trails

- Doggy bag stations stocked with poop bags

- Beautiful Onion Creek is perfect for wading and swimming

Austin, TX 78704

- Beautiful, recently-renovated dog park on the shores of Lady Bird Lake

- Three water access areas for a cooling dip in the lake

- Nice city views

- Partially fenced, so best for dogs who listen well and don’t roam far

- Doggy drinking fountains and showers for post-lake cleanup

12138 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78753

- Over 200 acres of woods to explore

- Dirt trails for strolling and hiking

- Creek for swimming and splashing

- Make sure your dog has a strong recall–this park is BIG!

Sebastian Bend, Pflugerville, TX 78660

- Separate areas for large and small dogs

- Rolling hills and boulders for your pup to explore

- Plenty of shade for dogs and humans

- Friendly neighborhood vibe

2600 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78705

- Beautiful trail with Austin historical markers and views

-Off-leash dog trail between 24th St. and 29th St. offers over a mile of leash-free walking/running

-Convenient location near the University of Texas

-Great option for runners with dogs–just be sure to leash your dog outside of the official off-leash zone

6700 Burnet Rd, Austin, TX 78757

- Combination bar and dog park for urban dog lovers

- Sip a local brew while your dog plays in a safe, clean park w/a kiddie pool

- “Bark Rangers” help monitor dog play

- Annual, monthly, and multi-visit passes available

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Texas Wine Facts

Texas has 8 recognized American Viticultural Areas

Texas is the site of the first vineyard established in North America by Franciscan priests circa 1662. As European settlers followed the development of mission outposts, they brought more grapevine cuttings, further developing the industry through the 1800s.

Today, Texas has approximately 4,000 acres of producing vineyard farmland. The U.S. Department of Treasury through the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau officially designates American Viticulture Areas (AVA). Texas has eight AVAs, although many vineyards exist outside the specified AVAs. For a wine to mention an AVA on the label, 75% of the volume of wine must come from grapes grown in that designated region.

1. Bell Mountain

Designated in 1986, it is the first established AVA in Texas, covering 3,200 acres about 15 miles north of Fredricksburg.

2 Escondido Valley

This appellation established in 1992 covers 50 square miles in Pecos County in far West Texas, located near Fort Stockton.

3 Fredericksburg

This viticultural area covers about 110 acres with approximately 60 under vine.

4 Mesilla Valley

Located at the far western tip of the Texas border north and west of El Paso, this area is hot and dry with a long growing season and approximately 40 acres of cultivated grapes.

5 Texas Davis Mountains

With about 50 acres planted with vines, this West Texas appellation is cool and wet at an elevation ranging from 4,500 to 8,300 feet.

6 Texas High Plains

Located west of Lubbock in the Panhandle at an elevation of 3,000 to 4,000 feet, the climate of this appellation is very dry. While the AVA encompasses over 8 million acres, there were approximately 3,500 acres dedicated to grape growing in 2005.

7 Texas Hill Country

Located west of Austin & San Antonio, this appellation is the second largest AVA in the country, encompassing more than 9 million acres. Two smaller appellations have been designated within the Texas Hill Country due to the unique micro-climates they embody. Many wineries are located in this scenic area.

8 Texoma

Located in North-Central Texas, this area contains approximately 3,650 square miles along the Texas-Oklahoma line.

Texas Wine Varietals

The term ‘varietal’ describes a wine made primarily from a single-named grape variety, and these wines will typically display that variety on their labels

RedWineVarietals

Malbec Complex, tannin-laden red with lush flavors of plums, berries and spice. Pair with beef dishes, turkey and hearty stews.

Tempranillo

Lush, smoky red with a hint of vanilla and rich, dark fruits. Pair with pizza, cabrito and tamales.

Syrah

Smoky red with soft tannins, toasted oak, berries and plums. Pair with beef stew, grilled meats, pizza and wild game.

Sangiovese

Smooth-textured red varietal spiced with wild raspberries and licorice. Pair with beef, pork, pasta dishes and cheese.

Zinfandel

Full-bodied, bold and fruity red bursting with berries and spice. Pair with BBQ, red pasta sauce and pizza.

Merlot

Medium-to-full bodied red with a subtle, herbaceous flavor and soft tannins. Pair with meatloaf, grilled tuna and eggplant parmesan.

Cabernet Sauvignon

Complex, hearty red with bold flavors of cherry, cedar and chocolate. Pair with rack of lamb, T-bone steak and wild game.

Pinot Noir

Rich, smooth red with delicate notes of black cherries and cloves. Pair with duck, salmon and turkey.

Lenoir

Deep, dark red with notes of raspberry, cinnamon, cherry-chocolate, clove and brown sugar. Pair with raspberries and chocolate, as well as duck, venison and brisket.

WhiteWineVarietals

Chardonnay

Clean, crisp, well-balanced white with big flavors of citrus and oak. Pair oak-aged with light beef with cream sauces or smoked chicken; unoaked with lobster and veal.

Blanc du Bois

Light, fresh-finished white with notes of grapefruit and apples. Pair with fish with lemon butter sauce, pasta Alfredo and pineapple chicken.

Pinot Grigio

Creamy, slightly perfumed white with rich color and a fresh palate. Pair with TexMex, gulf fried shrimp and oysters.

Viognier

Intense, slightly spicy white with notes of floral, peach and apricot. Pair with lettuce wraps (Chinese), white fish with mango salsa and paella.

Riesling

Crisp, unobtrusive white accented by rich, fruit flavors and a floral bouquet. Pair with Indian cuisine, Greek salad and Jamaican pork.

Sauvignon Blanc

Silky smooth white with floral, grassy and delicate herbal properties. Pair with fish, shrimp, cream soups and veggies.

Chenin Blanc

Delicate, floral white with a dry, well-balanced finish. Pair with cheese crepes, quiche and Waldorf salad.

Orange Muscat

Fruity, sweet white with notes of gooseberry and orange peel. Pair with ice cream, dark chocolate and smoked salmon.

Muscat Blanc

Light, fragrant white accented by coriander, peach and citrus flavors. Pair with fish, pasta, raw vegetables and soups.

Muscat Canelli

Fresh, fruity white retaining the zesty flavors of the grape. Pair with chocolate, fresh fruit, fish and pasta.

Gewurtztraminer

Full-bodied, pungent white characterized by fruity, nutty flavors. Pair with BBQ, sushi and blackened fish.

Semillon

Bold and oaky, this sweet white carries hints of honey and figs. Pair with fried catfish, olive tapenade and fried chicken, as well as blue cheese or crème brûlée.

orthern Central Texas

Austin

The AustinWinery 40 East St. Elmo Rd, A1 512/326-1445

theaustinwinery.com

Bertram

Kfire Winery & Vineyard 3059 Co Rd 212 512/489-2929 kfirewineryandvineyard.com

Burnet

Perissos Vineyards & Winery 7214 Park Road 4 W 512/820-2950 perissosvineyards.com

Torr Na Lochs 7055 W Hwy 290 832/606-7575

torrnalochs.com

Cypress Mill

McReynolds Winery 706 Shovel Mountain Rd 830/825-3544

mcreynoldswines.com

Driftwood

Driftwood Estate Winery 4001 Elder Hill Rd (CR 170) 512/858-9667 driftwoodwine.com

Duchman Family Winery 13308 FM 150 West 512/858-1470

duchmanwinery.com

Fall Creek Vineyards at Driftwood 18059 FM 1826

512/858-4050

fcv.com

Salt Lick Cellars 18300-C FM 1826

512/829-4013

saltlickcellars.com

Wimberley Valley Winery 2825 Lone Man Mtn Rd 512/847-2592

wimberleyvalleywine.com

Dripping Springs

Bell Springs Winery

3700 Bell Springs Rd 512/643-7398

Hawk’s Shadow Winery & Vineyard 7500 McGregor Lane 512/587-9085

hawksshadow.com

Solaro Estate Winery 13111 Silver Creek Rd 832/660-8642 solaroestate.com

Florence

The Vineyard at Florence 111 Via Francesco 512/572-7000

thevineyardatflorence.com

Fredericksburg

Alexander Vineyards 6360 Goehmann Lane 830/865-3975

alexandervineyards.com

Augusta Vin Winery 140 Augusta Vin Lane 830/307-1007

augustavin.com

Barons Creek Vineyards 5865 Hwy 290 East 830/304-3000

baronscreekvineyards.com

Bell Mountain Vineyards 463 Bell Mountain Road 830/685-3297

Bingham Family Vineyards 3915 B, US-290 E 830/304-6616

binghamfamilyvineyards.com

Chisholm Trail Winery 2367 Usener Road 830/990-2675

chisholmtrailwinery.com

Fat Ass Ranch & Winery 51 Elgin Behrends Road 830/644-2300

fatasswine.com

Fredericksburg Winery 247 West Main Street 830/990-8747

fbgwinery.com

Grape Creek Vineyards 10587 East Highway 290 830/644-2710

grapecreek.com

Hilmy Cellars 12346 US 290 E. 830/644-2482

hilmywine.com

Inwood Estates Vineyard 10303 Hwy 290 E. 830/997-2304 inwoodwines.com

Kalasi Cellars 414 Goehmann Lane 830/992-3037 kalasicellars.com

Longhorn Cellars 315 RR 1376 830/990-2990

longhorncellars.com

Lost Draw Cellars 113 E Park Street 830/992-3251 lostdrawcellars.com

Mendelbaum Cellars 10207 Hwy 290 E. 830/997-7000 mendelbaumcellars.com

Messina Hof Winery 9996 Hwy 290 E. 830/990-4653 messinahof.com

Pontotoc Vineyard 320 W Main Street 512/658-0023 pontotocvineyard.com

Safari Winery 5479 E US Hwy 290 830/998-5956 safariwinery.com

Santamaria Cellars 12044 Hwy 16 S. 830/998-5357 santamariacellarswines.com

Signor Vineyards

362 Livesay Lane 830/304-7446

signorvineyards.com

Slate Mill Wine Collective 4222 Highway 16 S 830/391-8510

slatemillwinecollective.com

Texas Heritage Vineyard 3245 E. US Hwy 290 830/92-3323

texasheritagevineyard.com

Texas Wine Collective 10354 Hwy 290 East 830/997-7470

fourpointwine.com

Wedding Oak Winery 6009B US 290 East 830/304-9333

weddingoakwinery.com

Wildseed Farms Vineyards 100 Legacy Drive 830/990-6684

wildseedfarms.com

Georgetown

Georgetown Winery & Vineyard 715 South Main Street 512/869-8600

georgetownwinery.com

Grape Creek Vineyard 101 W 7th Street 512/863-4020

grapecreek.com

Hye

Calais Winery 8115 W Hwy 290 830-213-2124

calaiswinery.com

Hye Meadow Winery 10257 Hwy 290 West 512/657-2855

hyemeadow.com

Ron Yates Wines 6676 W Hwy 290 512-585-3972

ronyateswines.com

William Chris Vineyards 10352 Hwy 290 830/998-7654

williamchriswines.com

Johnson City

Carter Creek Winery 4064 US-290 855/ 535-3123 cartercreek.com

Lewis Wines 3209 US 290 W. 512/663-6468

lewiswines.com

Texas Hills Vineyard 878 RR 2766 830/868-2321

texashillsvineyard.com

Lampasas

Pillar Bluff Vineyards 300 CR 111 512/556-4078

pillarbluff.com

Texas Legato Winery 2935 Highway 1478 512/556-9600

texaslegatowinery.net

Southern Central T exas

Comfort Bending Branch Estate Vineyard

142Lindner Branch Trail 830-995-2948

bendingbranchwinery.com

Hill Country Wineworks 16 US HWY 87 325-370-6278

hcwineworks com

Newsom Vineyards 717 Front Street 806-549-6732

newsomvineyards.com

SingingWater Vineyards 316Mill Dam Rd. 830-457-9006

singingwater.com

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Canyon Lake Pontita Vineyard and Winery 11490 Rebecca Creek Rd 210-601-8864 pontitawine.org

New Braunfels DryComal Creek Vineyards 1741Herbelin Road 830-500-3048

8

Winery on the Gruene 1308 Gruene Rd 830-608-1976 gruenewinery.com

Poteet

PoteetCountryWinery 400 TankHollow Rd. 830-276-4440 poteet-winery.myshopify.com

Riverside Springs 125 Old MartindaleRoad 512-392-5634

riversidespringstx.com

Sisterdale

Sister CreekVineyards 1142 Sisterdale Road 830-324-6704

San Marcos

drycomalcreekvineyards.com

sistercreekvineyards.com 7

La Cruz de Comal Wines 7405 FM Rd. 2722 712-725-4260

lacruzdecomalwines.com

Off the Map

Burton

SaddlehornWinery 958FM1948N. 979-289-3858

saddlehornwinery.com

Del Rio

Val Verde Winery 100Qualia Drive

830-775-9714

valverdewinery.com

Kerrville

KerrvilleHillsWinery

3600 Fredericksburg Rd. 830-895-4233

kerrvillehillswinery.com

Turtle Creek Olives & Vines 211 Earl Garrett St 830-896-0010

turtlecreekolivesandvines.com

La Grange

Blissful Folly Farm

-Rohan Meadery

6002 FM 2981

979-249-5652

rohanmeadery.com

Rosemary’s

Vineyard & Winery

5521 E. State Hwy. 71 979-249-2109

wines-made-in-texas.com

Paradis Vineyard & Winery 7585 Ranch Rd 12

Schulenburg

Majek Vineyard & Winery 12508 FM 957 979-413-8912 majekvineyard.com

Moravia Vineyard and Winery 12564 FM 957 979-562-2236

moraviavineyard.com

Weimar Whistling Duck

Vineyards & Winery 1211 Co Rd. 273 979-942-6420

whistlingduckwinery.com

Yoakum San Ducerro Vineyards& Winery 500 Dagg Road 361-407-3056

sanducerro.com

Cedar Park

Bent Oak Winery 2000 Windy Terrace 512-953-8094 Bentoakwinery.com

The Grove

1310 E. Whitestone Blvd. #500 512-986-7041 Grovewinebar.com

Fredericksburg

Andreucci Wines 401 E. Main Street 830-703-9529

Vinoandreucci.com

Becker Vineyards Tasting Room 464 Becker Farms Rd. 830-644-2681 Beckervineyards.com

Cross Mountian Vineyards 308 E. Main St. 830-333-9931

Crossmountianvineyards.com

Das Peach Haus 1406 S. US Hwy 87 830-997-8969 Jelly.com

Elk Store Winery & Distillery 327 E. Main Street 830-997-2665 Elkstore1895.com

Fiesta Winery Fredericksburg 147 E. Main Street 830-307-3328 Fiestawinery.com

Fredericksburg Winery 247 W. Main St. 830-990-8747

Fbgwinery.com

Grape Creek Vineyards On Main 223 E. Main Street 830-992-3373

Grapecreek.com

Lincoln Street Wine and Cigar Bar 111 S. Lincoln Street 830-997-8463 Lincolnst.com

Lost Draw Cellars 113 E. Park Street 830-992-3251

Lostdrawcellars.com

Perspective Cellars 247 E Main St 512-423-7825 Perspectivecellars.com

Pontotoc Vineyard Weingarten 320 W. Main Street 512-658-0023

Pontotocvineyard.com

Sandy Roads Vineyards 3932 Ranch Rd 1320

Sandyroadsvineyards.com

Vintners Hideaway

207 S. Llano Street

Vintnershideaway.com

Georgetown

Barrons Creek Tasting Room

706 S. Austin Ave. 512-688-5755

Barronscreekvineyards.com

Georgetown Winery

715 S. Main Sreet 512-869-8600

Georgetownwinery.com

Grape Creek Winery 101 W. 7th Street 512-863-4020 Grapecreek.com

New Braunfels

The Grapewine 1612 Hunter Rd. 830-606-0093 Grapevinegruene.com

Vino en Verde 2351 Gruene Lake Drive 830-620-4404 Vinoenverde.com

Water 2 Wine 185 S. Seguin Avenue 830-609-9463 Water2wine.com/newbraunfels

Winery On The Gruene 1308 Gruene Rd. 830-608-1976 Gruenewinery.com

Round Rock

Cork & Barrel 4000 E Palm Valley Blvd 512-582-0155 Corkandbarrelpub.com

Craft & Racked Wine Bar 1400 E. Old Settlers Blvd. 512-284-7821 Craftandracked.com

Gino’s Vino Osteria 1400 E Old Settlers Blvd 737-212-0322 Ginosvino.com

Wine Sensation 409 N. Mays Street 512-255-0526 Winesensation.com

San Antonio

Candlelight 107 kings Court 210-738-0099 Candlelightsatx.com

Copa Wine Bar 19141 Stone Oak Pkwy. 210-495-2672 Thecopawinebar.com High Street Wine Company 302 Pearl Parkway 210-908-9144 Highstreetwine.com Little Death Wine Bar 2327 N. St Mary's St. 210-264-6472

Max's Wine Dive 340 E. Basse Rd. #101 210-444-9547 Maxswinedive.com

Pam’s Patio Kitchen Wine Bar 11826 Wurzbach Road 210-492-1359 Pamspatio.com

Re: Rooted 210 Urban Winery 623 Hemisfair Blvd . 210-661-2721 Rerootedwine.com

Wine Bar 5514 Lone Star Pkwy 210-375-6395

101 14743 Old Bandera Rd. 210-372-9002 Wine101tx.com

Wine Bar 555 W Bitters Rd 210-267-1871

San Marcos

Patio Dolcetto 22 Cheatham Street 512-366-3605 Patiodolcetto.com

Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.

512-589-1826

830-992-3370