Amarillo, Texas
Amarillo is the perfect place to get a big taste of Texas even if you only have a small amount of time. From canyons to old Cadillacs and gigantic steaks to grand scenery, the city is an Old West enthusiast's dream. One of the country's best collections of Western art and artifacts can be found at the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum. Mosey on over to the Amarillo Livestock Auction to mingle with real cowboys as they go about the business of buying and selling cattle. For those with interests that are more modern, the city boasts a great art museum and beautiful botanical gardens. If you're traveling with kids, don't miss the thrilling rides at Wonderland Park. The whole family will be in awe of the fantastic rock formations at Palo Duro Canyon State Park.
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Once a railroad trading stop in the late 1880s, Amarillo offers a unique mix of classic and contemporary things to do. This Texas Highways' article, written by a true Amarillo local, recommends everything from a saddle shop to an RV museum. https://texashighways.com/travel/trust-us-there-s-more-than-big-steaks-and-buried-caddys-in-amarillo/
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Route 66: My Journey Discovering the Most Storied Hotels on America's Mother Road – Storied Hotels
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Pulled pork and brisket and ribs, oh my!
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Oh, the places you'd go — if you could. While most people have exotic locales on their bucket lists, there are also many places in the United States and abroad that are just as enticing but won't cost your retirement kitty. Here are some ideas for where to take a memorable vacation and still be able to afford your golden years.
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Texas barbecue has no peer on earth. You won't want to miss our definitive list of the best joints in the state, from every corner of the state.
The List: The Top 50 Barbecue Joints in Texas
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You’re young and adventurous, so why not try a more unusual spring break vacation? Here are some underrated spring break ideas ranging from outdoor adventuring to blues festivals, none of which scrimp on the key requirement of having fun.
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The Llano Estacado area of northwest Texas isn’t exactly known for smoked meats. But our barbecue editor toured it this winter and found a lot of great barbecue, as well as a community of pitmasters rooting for one another’s success. Add these to your BBQ bucket list:
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Discover the iconic Route 66 and read the stories that dig much deeper than flashing neon signs, hot-rod museums, and rubber rattlesnakes hawked from roadside trading posts.
Route 66: My Journey Discovering the Most Storied Hotels on America's Mother Road – Storied Hotels
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