road trip

I always love it when my editor walks into my office and says, "hey you want to take a quick road trip?"

If you're wanting to get away, but don't have a ton of money for a vacation or want to spend a ton of money on gas, then we have a fun road trip.

If you're wanting to get out of town for the morning, but don't want to spend a ton of money, and you want to see something cool, then have I got a quick trip for you.

Drive this stretch of road and you'll never complain about construction again.

You'll have to plan out one heck of a road trip to get there.

Considering how big Texas is, it isn't surprising that we have a lot of towns with a population around 100 or less.

Several YouTube channels devoted to RV travel love Amarillo.

Some of the weirdest things on the planet live on those unassuming off-ramps.

Grab your sweetie or a few buddies and hit the road for a quick day trip. Here's two destinations within driving distance for you to choose from.

If there's anything Texans love, it's Texas itself. Ironically, Texas Independence Day can often be overlooked. This year, let's change that.

I know I should be publicly shamed for this, but I was expecting the writer to list any of the "installments" we have around here.

No other state actually came close to Texas. The Lone Star State has 511 ghost towns. The closest was California with 346.