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Courtney Bond

Courtney Bond

Senior Editor at Texas Monthly

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First Look: Albert Hotel, in Downtown Fredericksburg

The long-awaited boutique hotel by Austin’s New Waterloo brings upscale touches—including a full-service spa and cabana-bordered pool—to Main Street while honoring the property’s heritage.
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Relive Big Spring’s Glory Days at the Historic Hotel Settles

Where to spend a weekend in this Permian Basin town, was known for rail, oil, and 'Midnight Cowboy.'
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After Hours at San Antonio Zoo, the Animal Facts Get Spicy

On her Naughty by Nature tours, Sarah Allen talks about the birds and the bees as she shares fun facts about gibbons, Komodo dragons, white rhinos, and other amorous animals.
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Rockport Is More Than Just a Fishing Village

The water may be the draw for this Gulf Coast town, but on land you’ll find history museums, art galleries, bird sanctuaries, and more.
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For This Port Aransas Ferryboat Captain, It Isn't Always Smooth Sai...

Tristan Peyton battles strong currents, high winds—and ravenous seagulls
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A Weekend in One of Texas’s Fastest-Growing Cities

New Braunfels was a boomtown for German settlers in 1845, and it's a boomtown now.
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Barhopping Looks a Little Different in Bucolic Dripping Springs

Barhopping looks a little different at the distilleries and craft breweries in bucolic Dripping Springs.
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The 64-Foot Water Wall That Inspires a Thousand Selfies

A shimmery, towering fountain provides a thoughtful complement to the Galleria, Houston’s temple of excess.
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Texas Has the Second-Largest Canyon in the U.S. Here’s Why Everyone...

More than a million years in the making, this gigantic chasm in the Panhandle Plains—and its remarkable hoodoos, pinnacles, and other rock formations—will have you happily staring into the abyss.
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Where to Stay, Eat, Drink, and Play When Visiting the Grand Canyon ...

An explorer’s guide to Palo Duro Canyon State Park.
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You’ll See the Gulf in a New Way if You Stop En Route to the Beach

Alligators and whooping cranes are just a few of the species to call Texas’s coastal national wildlife refuges home.