Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail
The 10-mile loop around Lady Bird Lake โ Austinโs favorite run, walk and bike.
Restaurants, bars, music, outdoor adventures and more across Austin and the Hill Country.
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The 10-mile loop around Lady Bird Lake โ Austinโs favorite run, walk and bike.
Up to 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats emerge at dusk, roughly MarchโOctober.
Austinโs 350-acre front yard โ home of ACL Fest, kite fest, the Trail of Lights and Barton Springs.
Lakeside decks on Lake Austin, desserts, and a famous holiday light show.
Home of Austin Opera, the Austin Symphony and Ballet Austin โ with skyline views from the terrace.
Lake, splash pad, playground and the start of the Brushy Creek Regional Trail.
Hilltop winery known for its sunset views over the valley.
Lake Austin beach park with camping, swimming and the Turkey Creek Trail.
A 26-mile loop around Lake Georgetown for hikers, trail runners and backpackers.
Kayak or paddleboard past the skyline โ no motorboats allowed.
Constant-level Highland Lake known for waterskiing and lake houses.
Swim beach, paddling and a 3-mile loop around the lake.
Party boats, coves, cliff views and sunset cruises on the Highland Lakesโ star.
Boat, party barge and watercraft rentals on Lake Travis.
Lake Travis boat ramp, scuba spot and camping by the dam.
Short climb to Austinโs classic sunset view over Lake Austin.
Primitive camping and wildflowers on a quiet bend of Lake Travis.
Rooftop cocktails overlooking Lady Bird Lake and the skyline.
Cliffs, coves and camping on 9 miles of Lake Travis shoreline.
Rock climbing, mountain biking and Pedernales River access.
Kayak, canoe and paddleboard rentals on Lady Bird Lake.
Clear spring-fed river with chutes and a popular tubing route.
Lake Travis waterpark with a sandy beach and restaurant.
Fishing and paddling on Lake Walter E. Long (Decker Lake).