31 Places you need to see in Texas before you die.
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31 Texas Bucket List place. (Before you Die)
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Recently we did a video about the best things to see in the entire United States.
Like I’ve said, the United States has so much to offer from a tourism perspective and I don’t think most people realize that.
Also natural bridge caverns.
People always say things like Rome, London, a Safari or the Caribbean are on their Travel bucket list and rarely say anything in the United States unless it is one of the big ones around their state places like Disney, Wash. Dc, Grand Canyon, Time Square, Yellowstone, etc.
I study this stuff so I have a decent size bucket list of things I want to see in the United States. I’ve seen a lot and I’m not even a quarter of the way through my list.
The Mystery, a ship in Freeport that was found several miles inland after Hurricane Carla.
I make these lists with the intention of encouraging people to explore the US. Tourism is one of the best ways to help local economies.
Today we are looking at Texas. Texas has tons of things to do and see you can add to your bucket list.
I went to Galveston. I don’t know. Beaches were really mucky. I’d like to visit South Padre. Dude Ranch is a great idea.
Count how many you’ve visited and let us know in the comment section below. Let us know if you think we missed one. I’m sure we did.
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Great Vid but there was barely a mention about Houston
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We were very lucky to be able to access about 40sq miles of Texas just south of Enchanted Rock and there is one place on there which is magical, privately owned, no public access. It is called Watch Mountain and I have spent many hours on it finding all sorts of seriously historical things from arrow heads to a huge flat rock which was obviously used by the native indians as their domestic work table with two or three of those indentations where grain was ground to flour. I found a piece of flint on there which I now treasure. Obviously worn ultra smooth by use and the edge had finally given out. It was sat on top of that 'table'. We loved Texas and it's inhabitants. Great folk. All the best from the UK.
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Had to dislike from the incredibly naive assessment about JFKs death. If enough people were that ignorant, America would no longer be a country
Great list otherwise
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Palo Duro Canyon in the Texas Panhandle, near Amarillo & Canyon. Second largest canyon in the US The colors are amazing & driving to it is fascinating ❣️
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you missed Caddo Lake , the largest natural lake in Texas , on the Louisanna Border
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Thank you so much for sharing because I am going to explore the United States. I have a bucket list and everyone on your bucket list is on my bucket list so thank you so much.
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Lots of great landmarks that you missed in favor of garbage like sports centers & amusement parks. Seriously? Big Sam near Huntsville, NASA space center in Webster area, no small towns specifically noted - Jacksonville, Mineola, Nacogdoches,…. Hutchins BBQ or Stanley’s in Tyler, the Marfa lights are way more interesting than a bar, natural bridge caverns, Lake Caddo, USS Lexington, tall ship Elissa, battleship Texas,…
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Wait, if we DON'T go see these places does that mean we won't die?
@bevonostro................DALLAS COWBOYS PLAY@AT AND T STADIUM
@MATTMEISTERTX1BEEN N TX 51 YEARS.I STLL HAVE NOT SEEN IT ALL!
@MATTMEISTERTX1Texas was a country for nine years (1836-1845)
@TodAnderson-s8iWinnsboro Texas
Beautiful tall pine trees, wild dogwood trees blooming in the Spring. Autumn Trails ride. Small town but Beautiful country ❤️
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@lilclubpenguingurlWTH??? Watched this stupid video just to get another glimpse at Palo Duro Canyon State Park(how could it not make the list) and It Wasn't There? Obviously, You are Not from Texas!
@joeshmoe7768I know what a trillion bars would look like . But what dose a Million Brazilian mean. Is that bigger than a trillion?😂
@MarkPoullos-v4fYou missed going fishing off the cost in the gulf. Red Fish, Shark, and some of the largest grouper. Also missed the Palo Duro Canyon near Amarillo Texas. The play Texas is there. It's the 2nd largest canyon after the Grand Canyon. While your in the area check out Cadillac Ranch. You missed XIT Rodeo. Also tubing down one of our many rivers with your friends and drinking at one one of the many float up I've houses. It's a Texas summer tradition for college students every year. Do not bring the kids. Topless girls are abundant. Floating beer in a cooler as payment like beads at Marti gras.
@jefferyrichesin1285You mentioned more about South Oklahoma than you did Texas. Really not one single thing from Houston?
@beerbellysportsBeen There and Done That ALL Of Them except for the horse riding on the beach plus Dozens and I SERIOUSLY mean Dozens More!!! 🤠👍
@worldtraveler93014:14 Apache Drive Inn theater is closed and before it closed it was actually an adult novelty store - it used to show porn on the drive in screen like pre 2005
@pecosR0BBro needs to learn to get the "h out of Humble" - the H is silent so it's more like "umble" also I find it funny that the list says go to a Cowboys game but the narrator has never been inside the stadium lol
@pecosR0BNo I lived in Texas and seen many and lived in many towns
@lindataylor6512Nice list, I have been to about half of them, and wrote down the other ones I would like to see.
I take exception to your post about Odessa Permian, and Friday Night Lights. That Book/Movie could have been about any high School in the State of Texas, and other states as well.
I say this, because I grew up, and played football in a town no different than Odessa. We defeated Permian in the playoffs my Jr. year.
Think of the movie "Varsity Blues", and that was not too far off from my Hometown.
High School Football is a religion in almost every town in TX, and I'm sure in other states as well. It's not just Odessa.
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@seanhamashige9287it is very interesting... but i am surprised you can compare Rome, Italy, and Texas.... nothing to compare. Different worlds.
@martineguerret-robertson3532The San Antonio Mission Trail is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that shouldn't be missed. Also, the McDonald Observatory in Fort Davis is a WOW, especially if you go to one of their star parties. It's so dark out there that you can see everything, either with your naked eye, or with one of their telescopes. While you're out there, go to San Solomon Springs in Balmorrhea, a beautiful spring-fed swimming area.
@GlamninjaI lived in el paso tx .. if you didn't have nothing to do you can sit by the river and watch Mexican float over to El paso Sunday to work the float back to Mexico.. when you go in town little kids comes from Mexico & sells candy or will wash your windshield for money .. they have no sewage there and the stink plows over to El paso.. when I lived in el paso you could walk over to Mexico no passport needed then .. Benny's liquid store in Mexico you can get a 1/5 of whiskey or rum for $5.00 but had to pay 25 cent to talk it back to el paso ..
@BrendaLeeWilliams-q9sThat’s The Pleasure Pier pictured. Moody Gardens is different. Still awesome but different than the Pleasure Peir.
@KarenHill-c8jLove your list. Just drive around Texas. So much to see and enjoy.
@nakitaclick4475I would add: Luckenbauch, Lubbock, Amarillo & Cadillac Rancho, many state parks, Huntsville prison museum, San Jacinto monument, the USS Texas when it is placed in Galveston, many different Breweries in Texas, LBJ state & national parks, the state capitol in Austin, Fredericksburg, Waco, New Braunfels,...
@carolynridlon3988Padre island is beautiful. Definitely have enjoyed myself each time
@Carly-pr2xwI live in Texas. San Antonio is one of my favorite towns. Go Nov-April. Too hot the rest of time
@Carly-pr2xwYou got the 3 ren. frstavals
@donnapike2577Glenn Rose, Tx also has dino footprints
@OkiePeg411A couple notes about Schlitterbahn - they also have a location in Galveston, even if the New Braunfels one is the original. I've never been to the New Braunfels location, but I have been to the Galveston one.
The tragic accident was actually at the former Kansas City location, which was closed and demolished a few years after the accident when the company was sold to Cedar Fair and they chose not to purchase the Kansas City location due to the accident. There also was a Corpus Christi location which was demolished the same year as the Kansas City location, and a South Padre Island location which is still in operation under a different name, as the original family who owned the company retained that park when they sold the company to Cedar Fair.
I'll just tell you right now. CADDO LAKE.
@Rajina-cl8jtYou miss Selena in Corpus Christi
@simonletsgocowboysWhat are you smokin? Texas is the armpit of the country! 🤢
@rockmaker9313There's also the world's largest rattlesnake roundup in Sweetwater TX
@jonathanmeador1863Boystown
@tracyjohnson7017Bikini coffee stop, best whorehouse in Texas
@tracyjohnson7017I was raised and educated in Sugar Land and the only county fair I'd been to was the Fort Bend County Fair. But now I live in Taiwan and I sure do miss the wide open spaces of Texas. I miss visiting Galveston Beach, The River Walk in San Antonio, and taking a road trip all the way to El Paso. I miss the Texan and Tejano culture I grew up with.
@BrassMonkey-c2uI see a bat in Dallas Texas do u think that bat came from Austin is that lossible😮
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