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Take ultimate Texas waterfall road trip

No need to stick to the rivers and the lakes that you’re used to

Photo from Texas Parks and Wildlife

SAN ANTONIO – Need a vacation? Craving a road trip now that the weather is a little cooler?

Some people might be surprised that there are waterfalls in Texas, and in fact there are quite a few.

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This list, while including naturally occurring waterfalls and manmade, definitely does not cover all of the waterfalls in Texas, but it’s a good start if you’re looking for an adventure.

This island paradise is just 30 minutes outside San Antonio

Please note, some of the waterfalls on the map are on private property so you won’t be able to view them unless you’ve been given permission by the landowner.

Either way, there are great options open to the public if you aren’t able to secure admission to the privately-owned falls.

The best part is, you can start in San Antonio at the Japanese Tea Garden for waterfall number one.

*Click here if you’re having trouble viewing the embedded map*


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