Natural attractions in Texas

Texas offers a broad spectrum of geological and hydrological features, from the constant-level Lake Lyndon B. Johnson in the Hill Country to the high-desert peaks of the Trans-Pecos. This collection highlights significant landmarks including Madrid Falls, the state’s second-tallest waterfall, and the coastal waters of Tres Palacios Bay. These sites showcase the state's diverse terrain, encompassing rugged limestone cliffs, remote volcanic peaks like Horse Mountain, and vital water reservoirs such as Lake Kickapoo.