Fall Foliage and Fun in Texas

ENCHANTED ROCK STATE NATIONAL PARK

Enchanted Rock is a must-see any time of year in Texas. Hiking up to the top of the granite rock gives you the most magical views while allowing you to sit back and soak them up when you get to the top.

While hiking Enchanted Rock is breathtaking all year round, there is something special about hiking to the top and looking out of the majestic fall colors ranging from reds to yellows and everything in between.

MCKINNEY FALLS STATE PARK

With around nine miles of hiking trails, you can lose yourself in the rugged beauty that McKinney State Falls offers all year long, but the fall brings out a special kind of beauty. 

With giant Bald Cypress trees and Red Oaks lining Onion Creek they paint the creek with reflections of reds, oranges and yellows.

AUSTIN

Our beloved capital of Texas is home to an incredible amount of color, the catch is that it doesn’t last long!

For a few amazing weeks, Austin’s trails are lit up with the brilliant colors of fall. A couple of our favorites are Lady Bird Lake, Johnson Wildflower Center and the Zilker Botanical Garden.