Kayaking in Texas is very surprising and interesting. From paddling through cities to exploring the Gulf Coast and Rio Grande ...

Tucked away near the Louisiana border, about 165 miles east of Dallas, Jefferson stands as a brick-paved rebellion against ...

Jefferson, Texas is that pause button personified. Nestled in the eastern corner of the Lone Star State, this charming brick-paved haven feels like it exists in its own delightful time warp, where the ...

it's not hard to imagine steam-driven riverboats plying the waters of Caddo Lake. The main channels are defined by towering bald cypress trees draped in Spanish moss that form a wall along the banks.

Caddo Lake State Park is the gateway to Caddo Lake. We are located four miles upriver on Big Cypress Bayou ... And you get to get really close to the trees and see the detail of the wood, and ...

Ron Hollomon is one of Caddo Lake’s busiest tour ... curving past bald cypress trees before arriving at the edge of the Big Lake, where the narrow bayou gives way to wide-open water.

Drift through Caddo Lake as spring awakens, with new buds and fresh foliage emerging among cypress trees and epiphytes. This meditative, floating journey—set to a dreamy score — captures the ...

Lake O' the Pines was created when the Ferrells Bridge Dam was built on Big Cypress Creek, an 86-mile-long river. Before construction, the Cypress ran freely to Caddo Lake, a 25,400-acre lake and ...

LAKE O’ THE PINES — The tightly-packed cars parked outside the Mims Volunteer Fire Department were a silent statement, cramming the shoulders along FM 729 for a quarter-mile. The station’s ...

The site of a Civil War-era mill pond, the focal point of the park is a 140-acre lake where tall cypress trees rise from the ... my wife and I first learned to kayak, I knew we had to go back ...