The Texas Hill Country is a twenty-five county region of Central and South Texas featuring karst topography (a landscape formed from the dissolution of soluble rocks such as limestone, dolomite, and gypsum) and tall rugged hills. In Hill Country, we have discovered 5 hidden adventures you need to put on your bucket list!

Kayak your way through the tunnels of cypress trees hovering over the Medina River.

Retreat for the night and wake up to the fresh scents of a garden

at one of the Sunday Houses at Fredericksburg Herb Farm.

These cozy little cottages were built like the old-time Sunday Houses

that German farmers built to stay in on the weekends when they would go into town.

Put your walking shoes on and spend the day hiking around Gorman Falls.

This 1.5 mile long hike takes you through rugged ranch country passing half a dozen

cascades that spill from 60-foot high limestone cliffs into a moss draped grotto.

On your way to explore Hill Country, take scenic Highway 16.

This winding road travels throughout 30 miles of Texas Hill Country taking you on one

of the most scenic routes in Texas.

You don't have to go to the mall to find yourself a gorgeous gem.

In Hill Country you can hunt for topaz gems when you stay as a guest at Lindsay Ranch.