Texas - Interactive Road & Satellite Map - The Lone Star State

An untamed paradise of colorful mountains and desert floors. Music, rolling hills, spring-fed rivers, and dude ranches. 600 miles of beaches, sand dunes, and cultural attractions. Big Skies, sweeping sunsets, great plains, and breathtaking vistas. Acres of pine forests and historic towns. Exciting nightlife, shopping, sports, amusement parks. Gateway to old Mexico featuring spanish missions, theme parks, and more.

John's Comments

Texas really is as big as the advertisements indicate. It is also a state that has many different terrains, from pastures to mountains, to ocean beaches it has something for most to enjoy. San Antonio with its` Riverwalk and Alamo is a favorite of mine ot visit. Sharing a large portion of the Mexico border brings out the Spanish influence in the restaurants and buildings.

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