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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

Downtown District 4-5

Festivals & Events 6-7

SHOPPING

Home 8

Clothing 9

Gifts 9

EAT & DRINK

Food 12-13

Coffee & Sweets 14-15

Distilleries 16

Breweries 16-17

Wineries 18-21

LAND ACTIVITIES

Hiking 24-27

Off Road & On Road 28-29

WATER ACTIVITIES

Highland Lakes 32-33

Boats 34-35

Swimming Holes 35

Fishing 36-37

HILL COUNTRY ACTIVITIES

Art Galleries 40-41

Live Music 41

Wildflowers 42-43

Golfing 44-45

Family-Friendly Activities 46-47

ABOUT MARBLE FALLS

History of Marble Falls 48

Timeline 49

DIRECTORY OF BUSINESSES

Shopping 50

Food 50-52

Wineries & Breweries 52

Lodging 52-53

Water Activities 53

Land Activities 53-54

Hill Country Activities 54-55

Head out to Texas, and stop in the middle.

If you follow the Colorado River into the heart of the Texas Hill Country, you’ll find yourself in Marble Falls. Founded in 1887, our historic lake town is a welcoming destination for adventures on land and lake alike. Our charming and walkable downtown boasts an inspired and independent array of culinary and retail surprises. And Marble Falls’ surroundings are punctuated by state parks, natural wonders and dozens of local wineries.

Check out our trip planning site to discover the region and book a place to rest your head. And once you’re here, our Visitor Center is the place for a friendly hello.

Pack your bags often. Marble Falls is worth every trip.

Plan your trip at wortheverytrip.visitmarblefalls.org.

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A Day in Downtown Marble Falls is brimming with local businesses ready for you to explore.

Come on downtown! Our Downtown District is lined with dozens of independent storefronts. The unexpected is everywhere—boutique art galleries,

distinctive architecture, even a candy shop owned and operated by a former party clown. From local food and handmade goods, to the performing arts and seasonal festivals, there’s something for everyone. So take a stroll through the

heart of Marble Falls. We’re sure you’ll find something to take home.

Marble Falls Visitor Center100 Avenue G, Marble Falls, Texas 78654

830.693.4449 [email protected]


SPRINGTwo words: wildf lower season. Two more words: and festivals. When you’re not marveling at the bluebonnet displays, take in one of Marble Falls’ signature outdoor gatherings, like Main Street Market Day, Mayfest, Paint the Town, or the Howdy Roo Food Festival.

Festivals & EventsEvery season is a reason to celebrate in Marble Falls.

Mayfest

Lakefest

Walkway of Lights

FALL AND WINTERThere’s no hibernating in these hills. When the weather cools, it’s time for celebrations. The Marble Falls Walkway of Lights is a can’t-miss Hill Country tradition. And Sculpture on Main, Marble Falls Music Festival, and Victorian Christmas round out the season.

SUMMER It’s an active kind of relaxed during the summer months, and Lake Marble Falls is the center of the action. Lakefest brings the boats and the adrenaline, while Fireworks on Lake Marble Falls brings the oohs and ahs. You might say Marble Falls was made for summer.

Sculpture on Main

For specific event dates, check out visitmarblefalls.org/events.


SHOPPING

For a list of all things shopping, check out visitmarblefalls.org/shop.

Walk. Stop. Shop. Repeat.Local is the only way to shop in Marble Falls. Our Downtown District is filled with eclectic markets,

nostalgic boutiques, even the world’s best toffee – all in a short and leisurely walk. You’ll find lakeside fashions, classic Texas antiques, and handmade Hill Country art, pottery, and jewelry—all destined to become antiques themselves. Find a full list of local shopping destinations on page 50.

CLOTHINGBlair’s Western Wear & BoutiqueClassic and contemporary western

fashions, boasting the best in boots,

hats, jeans, and jewelry.

2501 N HWY 281, Marble Falls

Blue Suede ShoesDowntown home to beautiful designer

shoes and handbags, specialty jewelry,

and accessories.

206 Avenue H, Suite 100, Marble Falls

Eve CoutureOn Main Street, this local boutique offers

the latest fashion trends for all ages.

206 Main Street, Marble Falls

Pam’s Pearl Apparel & HomeA finely curated mix of ladies apparel

and accessories, beautiful gifts, and

home decor.

Apparel: 305 Main Street, Marble Falls

Home: 206 Avenue H, Marble Falls

Smartie PantzHip Main Street boutique featuring select

men’s and women’s clothing, jewelry, and

home goods.


Birdie’s MarketDowntown home decor boutique

filled with treasures from antiques to

handmade furniture.

706 3rd Street, Marble Falls

One Swanky ShopExceptional home furnishings and decor,

plus a full-service, licensed interior

design firm to create beautiful spaces.

503 HWY 281, Marble Falls

Pottery RanchDistinctive rustic and reclaimed

furniture, Texas decor, and handpainted

pottery, just north of downtown on 281.


La-Ti-Da - The Rug Queen Local gift shop and gallery specializing in

fine imported rugs.


Accents BoutiqueDowntown shop offering famous

brand jewelry, cosmetics, distinctive

accessories, and goodies.

212 Avenue H, Marble Falls

Marble Falls Flowers & Gift ShopProfessional and high-quality floral

designs, as well as cards and gifts,

since 1958.


Third Street TreasuresAdjoining Choccolatte’s, this charming

shop is a great place for gifts, home

decor, and beautiful floral arrangements.


Westlake Antiques & Old Book ShopVintage treasures from days gone by

are around every corner in this friendly

Marble Falls spot.


HOME

GIFTS

REDID SISTERS

ADRIENNE PABON & MEGAN STEELE

It’s all in the family at ReDid. This stylish antique store was born when two sisters, Adrienne and Megan, started traveling to f lea markets and selling their findings at pop-up shows. Now they’ve opened their first brick and mortar store right here in Marble Falls. Adrienne’s love for neutral symmetry and Megan’s gravitation towards bold statement pieces offer customers a beautiful, eclectic mix of vintage goods. Perfect for finding a one-of-a-kind keepsake!




Augustino’s Mexican Food TruckA one-stop taco spot! This family-owned food truck is

serving up tacos for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

1006 Mission Hills Dr, Marble Falls

Blue Bonnet CafeThis 1929 landmark is famous for classic comfort

food, pies taller than the Hill Country hills, and

hosting presidents for Pie Happy Hour.


Darci’s DeliA little bit of New York in Marble Falls. Bread

made fresh daily, soups with the highest quality

ingredients, and an all-you-can-eat salad bar.

909 3rd Street A, Marble Falls

Doc’s Fish Camp and GrillRelaxing lunch and dinner spot downtown featuring

seafood, steaks, live music, and a full bar.

900 FM 1431 West, Marble Falls

Flat Creek EnotecaA perfect blend of Texan and Tuscan, this urban wine

bar offers delicious woodfired fare. It's an ideal date

night spot for your romantic getaway.


Fuji SushiRolls for days! Amazing selection of sushi, bento, and

hibachi classics in a serene and modern setting.

1304 N HWY 281, Suite 101, Marble Falls

Jardin CoronaAuthentic, delicious Mexican cuisine for breakfast,

lunch, and dinner in downtown Marble Falls.


Local fare with flare.This ain't your standard small-town restaurant scene. Sometimes fancy, always friendly, we have all kinds of places to tuck into for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And if you're having trouble deciding, pop over to downtown and let your nose decide for you. The local dining directory on page 50 can help too with plenty more options.

Moonie’s Burger HouseAlong with their famous burgers and fries, Moonie’s is

known for serving up stellar customer service. Not to

mention, there’s a 2,000 square foot patio to enjoy.


FOOD

Noon Spoon CafeHealthy and fresh weekday-lunch-only spot for

homemade sandwiches, soups, salads, and

vegetarian options.

610 Broadway, Marble Falls

Oli's Kitchen Bar & GrillFrom fajitas to local favorites, Oli’s is the place to

go for authentic Mexican cuisine. An added bonus:

They’re open for brunch!


Rae’s Bar & Grill A family-friendly, dogs-allowed deck. Cold drinks.

Taco Tuesdays. A lively night time atmosphere.

Need we say more?


River City GrilleRelaxed and friendly fare perched lakeside on the

hillside. Drinks on the deck, anyone?

700 1st Street, Marble Falls

Thai NiyomFrom traditional noodles to adventurous curries,

everything here is made to order. Treat yourself to

BYOB and the off-menu Paradise Chicken.


The Real New Orleans Restaurant Started by a Louisiana church community that fled

Hurricane Katrina, this is the place to go for Cajun

cooking. Don’t forget to order the gumbo!

1700 FM 1431 West, Marble Falls

Wingman Brothers SmokehouseFamily-run barbecue spot featuring Hill Country meats

cooked low and slow. See you there!



FOOD

COFFEE

Kynda CoffeeFeaturing high quality, fresh roasted

espresso and coffee drinks and house-

made breakfast treats, pastries, and

paninis.

4315 FM2147, Cottonwood Shores

Mojo CoffeeThe perfect drive-through spot to grab a

pick-me-up. Try the Giddy-Up for an extra

jolt of energy.

1300 Lantana Drive, Marble Falls

Numinous Coffee RoastersArtisan coffee roaster, cafe, and bakery

that prepares specialty coffees from

around the world.

715 FM 1431 East, Marble Falls

SWEETS

Choccolatte'sHandmade chocolates, coffee, and

gelato in a quaint stone building,

known for its phenomenal Pecan

English Toffee.


Fresh and FruitiLocally-owned frozen yogurt spot with

a variety of flavors and tasty toppings

to choose from.


Ms Lollipop'sNostalgic treats, fun surprises, and

the home of Ms. Lollipop on historic

Main Street.

302 1/2 Main Street, Marble Falls

Nelly's Homemade Ice CreamA traditional Mexican ice cream parlor

serving homemade ice cream, artisan

paletas, and other delicious treats.


Sugar Mama CookiesOne of everything, please. Hand-

decorated cookies, cupcakes, and

custom creations, all made in house.

307 Main Street, Suite 110, Marble Falls

Dessert and coffee. That’s a meal, right?Whether you’re looking for a quick pick-me-up, a sweet spot to linger, or a reason to skip dinner altogether, Marble Falls has just the place to enjoy now—and maybe bring a little home with you, too.

NUMINOUS COFFEE ROASTERS

DEFINING A FAVORITE

Numinous (adj.): Being in the presence of something greater than yourself. This term was coined by Rudolf Otto and brought to life by Numinous Coffee Roasters in Marble Falls. Their in-house roasts, classic teas, and scratch-made bakery items have earned the reputation of being one of the local favorites.

3½ cups flour

½ cup sugar

1 tbsp baking powder

½ tsp salt

Zest of 1 lemon

1 cup candied ginger, diced

2 sticks of butter, diced

2 cups heavy cream

½ cup milk

Numinous Ginger SconeYields 10 scones

Combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt in a bowl.

Add the zest, ginger, and butter to flour mixture. Mix until

coated in flour. Add the liquids and mix until combined

(probably best by hand). Flour your work area and roll the

dough out ~2/3" thick. Cut out round or whatever shaped

scones you like!

After shaping, scones can be wrapped and frozen, or baked

right away. Before baking, brush scones with cream and

sprinkle sugar on top for an extra treat!

Bake at 350° for 20-30 minutes until golden brown. Enjoy!


Dave and Quynh Rathkamp, owners of Save the World Brewing, saved lives before they started saving the world. Both former pediatricians, Dave and Quynh were inspired after visiting the Trappist Monks in Belgium where they saw monks brewing beers and giving their profits to charity. With Dave’s passion for beer and Quynh’s passion for philanthropy, they agreed to turn in their white coats, move to Marble Falls, and open up one of the first 100% philanthropic breweries in the nation. So you may ask, why just Belgian style beers? Dave’s answer is

because of the time, science, and level of care needed for just one brew. Just try their sours that have been brewing for close to 6 years! Dave’s favorite beer is the PRINCEPS PACIS (Prince of Peace), but that might be because he won gold at the Great American Beer Festival for it. Known as “Marble Falls' Backyard” come Friday nights, you’ll find all the locals here. Come for the great beer, and stay for the great conversation.

Follow the yellow hop road.

BREWERIES & WINERIES

Bear King Brewing Co. Legendary. Downtown brewery serving

handcrafted high-quality beer inspired

by the myth of the Bear King.

207 Avenue G, Marble Falls

Double Horn Brewing CompanyCraft beer in the center of it all in Marble

Falls. Try the Watermelon Ale while

you’re there. It’s a summer favorite!

208 Avenue H, Marble Falls

Pecan Street BrewingAlways a gathering spot, first as

the Johnson City hardware store,

now as a brewpub and biergarten

with brick oven pizzas.

106 East Pecan Street, Johnson City

Real Ale Brewing Co.A Central Texas original. Brewing using

the finest local ingredients, since 1996.

Visit the taproom, or take a tour.

231 San Saba Court, Blanco

Reck'Em Right BrewingSmall-batch Texas brews and live music

in an amazing Johnson City setting.

102 South Avenue G, Johnson City

Save the World Brewing Co.Brews that give back.

100% philanthropic craft brewing

company using only the finest

grains, hops, and yeast.

1510 Resource Parkway, Marble Falls

We may be easy going, but don't sleep on our craft brew scene. A bounty of breweries call the Marble Falls area home. Cheers to that.

RAISE A GLASS TO NATURE

From the views to the spirits, there's no one way to drink in all the Hill Country has to offer. And these distilleries are no exception.

Flanigan’s Texas DistilleryTaste artistic, food-friendly spirits and

wines in a 1904 stone building in historic

Bertram.

330 North Lampasas Street, Bertram

Iron Wolf Ranch and DistilleryGood sounds, spirits, and sunsets come

together at this ranch and distillery

southeast of town in Spicewood.

101 County Road 409, Spicewood

Llano Craft DistilleryExquisite and flavorful spirits and craft

cocktails are in order at this distinctive

and welcoming Llano tasting room.

103 East Main Street, Llano

MEET THE BREWMASTERS

DAVE AND QUYNH RATHKAMP

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A terroir worth tasting.Ter·roir (noun) : The complete natural environment in which a particular wine

is produced, including factors such as the soil, topography, and climate.

The Texas Hill Country is known for its wine scene, and Marble Falls is at the heart of both.

Classic varietals, experimental ideas, and wide-open spaces—here's to finding your favorites.

10 QUESTIONS TO ASK AT A WINERY

1. What are the grape varieties used in this wine?This will tell you the wine’s composition,

giving you the basic essentials to better

understand the general properties and

origins of wines.

2. What types of grapes are grown at this vineyard?There are over 10,000 varieties of grapes

in the world, inspiring wineries to create

signature blends based on the region they

reside in.

3. How long are your wines aged?The timeline of wine aging varies based

on grape varietal, fermentation technique

and desired flavor.

4. How does barrel-aging change the flavors of your wines?Barrel aging gives wine a unique, oak-like

flavor. And steel barrel-aging offers

a different profile. After enough wine

tasting, you may be able to identify

a barrel-aged wine from a wine that

undergoes a different fermentation

process.

5. How are your wines fermented?Fermentation processes vary by winery,

wine type, and region. Differences in

fermentation techniques determine

sugar-alcohol content—and flavor.

6. How do you know when a wine is at its peak?Winemakers can identify a wine’s peak

years, indicating when one should drink it

to enjoy the best flavor.

7. What would you pair these wines with?Most wineries will have recommendations

about spices or recipes that pair well with

their wines.

8. What is your go-to wine for each season?Often, wine preference mirrors food

preference, meaning seasonal flavor

choices will translate to seasonal wine

recommendations.

9. Are any of your wines a blend?“Blended” refers to wine that is

composed of more than one grape

varietal, sometimes from the same

vineyard, sometimes from different

regions, to create new flavors.

10. At what temperature should this wine be served to ensure the best flavor?The temperature at which a wine

is served will greatly impact its flavor.

The ideal temperature varies based on

the type of wine.

Steps for tasting wineThere’s so much wine to savor in and around Marble Falls. So to taste like a sommelier, remember the four S method. Salud!

1. See

EVALUATE BY SIGHT

Assess the wine’s visual character.

Varieties in color, haziness, and thickness

are clues to a wine’s type and origin.

2. Swirl

AERATE THE FLAVOR

Release the aromatics of the wine’s flavor

by giving the glass a swirl, allowing air to

flow through it. Wine glasses are uniquely

crafted to allow space for this step to take

place.

3. Smell

IDENTIFY FLORAL AROMAS

Capturing the flavor’s scent helps to

determine whether a wine is young or old.

Newer wines will have pungent aromas,

while older wines will have subtle floral

undertones.

4. Sip

SAVOR THE TASTE

Tasting the wine should confirm your

interpretation of the flavor’s bouquet. Take

note of whether the wine releases floral,

herb, mineral, or barrel flavors. Then

neutralize your palate, and it’s on to the

next tasting.


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Let your palate wander.

1. Fall Creek Vineyards The tasting hall is a delicious drive out

to Tow, at the northwest corner of Lake

Buchanan.

1820 County Road 222, Tow

2. Torr Na Lochs Vineyard & WineryJust off the beaten path, savor great Texas

wines and gorgeous views.

7055 West State Highway 29, Burnet

3. Wedding Oak WineryJust up the road in Burnet, enjoy true

Texas wines on the rooftop or patio of the

historic 1888 Badger Building.

229 South Pierce Street, Burnet

4. Perissos Vineyard and WineryA 16-acre estate vineyard with tastings,

tours, and an abundance of award-winning

varietals.

7214 Park Road 4 West Burnet

5. The Vineyard B&B at Lost Creek RanchWelcoming and peaceful B&B and event

space surrounded by a two-acre Shiraz

vineyard.

1125 Ranch Road 2233, Llano

6. Fiesta WineryTasting room tucked under the canopy of

the beloved Marble Falls oak in downtown’s

Old Oak Square.

309 Main Street #9, Marble Falls

7. Spicewood VineyardsRelax and enjoy award-winning

Texas wines, culinary events, and a

beautiful Hill Country location.


8. Flat Creek Estate Winery & VineyardScenic Hill Country estate featuring

tastings, tours, and a stunning new wine

and food hall.

24912 Singleton Bend East, Marble Falls

9. Stone House VineyardRooted in Texas, Australian in heritage.

Enjoy sophisticated flavors while perched

on a bluff overlooking Lake Travis.

24350 Haynie Flat Road, Spicewood

10. El Gaucho WineryA Spicewood gem that blends the flavors

of Argentina with the Texas Hill Country.

21301 Kathy Lane, Spicewood

11. Westcave Cellars WineryTexas wines from 100% Texas grapes,

paired with warm Hill Country hospitality

in Johnson City.

683 RR 1320, Johnson City

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LAND ACTIVITIES

Take in a deep breath. And the view.From cascading rock cliffs to dramatic rolling hills, Marble Falls has trails for a quick, brisk hike, or a long and leisurely afternoon. It’s pretty much the perfect way to leave the world behind.

BALCONES CANYONLANDS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

BIRD WATCH

THE GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER

The golden-cheeked warbler is pretty special

around here. As the only species that nests

exclusively in Texas, the golden-cheeked warbler

calls the local Ashe juniper woodlands home.

Declared endangered in 2009, we’re careful to

keep their habitat a robust and welcoming one.

Cactus Rocks Trail1.25 MILES

Explore the habitat of the golden-

cheeked warbler—and large rock

formations, interpretive trail markers,

and variety of plant life.

Ridgeline Trail0.7 MILES

Follow a ridge with nearly complete

tree cover the entire way. The trail

connects to the Cactus Rocks Trail

and the Sunset Deck and its overlook

towards Lake Travis.

Vista Knoll Trail0.9 MILES

Take in sweeping views of Lake Travis and

discover wooded and rocky enclaves.


1. Canyon of the Eagles Loop TrailIdeal for all skill levels, this 3-mile trail has an

elevation gain of 114 feet and wide-open vistas.

2. Inks Lake State ParkEight trails, some easy, some moderate. If

you get too hot, take a break in a waterfall or

swimming hole.

3. Longhorn Cavern State ParkIt’s cool to be underground. Guided tours

and local tales make for a stirringly delightful

geologic adventure.

4. Leo Manzano Hike Bike and Run TrailRun to the sunset! This Granite Shoals spot is

perfect for walking or running, solo or in groups.

5. Shaffer BendWill it be sneakers or riding boots? Over 500

acres of diverse terrain to explore on foot or

horseback.

6. Muleshoe BendHiking and biking on nearly ten miles of trails,

with secluded campsites and sparkling lake

views.

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7. Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife RefugeA beautiful 35,000-acre national wildlife refuge

that’s perfect for hiking and birding.

8. Westcave Outdoor Discovery CenterTake a guided birding hike at this lush nature

preserve featuring wildlife and a varied

landscape.

9. Pedernales Falls State ParkMiles and miles of hiking, equestrian, and

backpacking trails, with scenic overlooks and a

tranquil river.

10. Pedernales River Nature ParkOver 200 acres of picturesque riverfront for

hiking, mountain biking, and water activities.

Reservations are required to visit

all Texas State Parks.

Outdoor DestinationsWelcome to the Texas Hill Country, a rolling canvas for whatever your recreational heart desires. This is where the real exploring starts.

LEAVE NO TRACE

PLAN AHEAD & PREPARE

TRAVEL & CAMP ON

DURABLE SURFACES

DISPOSE OF WASTE PROPERLY

RESPECT WILDLIFE

LEAVE WHAT YOU FIND

MINIMIZE CAMPFIRE IMPACTS

BE CONSIDERATE OF

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Off Road? On Road? Onward!

Take to the hills on two wheels. Or four. Whether you're tearing up some dirt or cycling up the hillside, you're bound to find adventure.

MOUNTAIN BIKES

Gear up! Located on the banks of Lake Buchanan, Spider Mountain boasts Texas’ first and only lift-served mountain bike park, and the only lift-served, year-round mountain bike park in the U.S. No bike? Take the lift for a great view.

ATVS, JEEPS, DIRT BIKES

Dirt bike? Jeep? ATV? Check, check, check. Hidden Falls Adventure Park offers 3,000 acres of outdoor exploration and activities, including 240 miles of off-road trails. Camping is permitted to those who are riding.

SCENIC RIDES

What’s better than taking the scenic route? Being in the scenery. Hop on a bike and make your way across the rolling hills of Marble Falls. Ride leisurely through downtown and stop for ice cream. Or challenge yourself on a steep Hill Country incline. Trust us, the lake vistas are quite the reward.

LAND ACTIVITIES

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Short Scenic Route5 MILES

1. Starbucks Gateway North

2. Los Escondidos Road

3. Max Starcke Dam

4. Starbucks Gateway North

Country Roads Route30 MILES

1. Villa Vista Park

2. Numinous Coffee Roasters

3. CR 340 North until it hits 281

4. Turn back on CR 340 South

5. Villa Vista Park

5-Town Scenic Route55 MILES

1. Marble Falls

2. FM 2147 to Horseshoe Bay

3. FM 962 to Round Mountain

4. Continue to Cypress Mill

5. FM 302 to Spicewood

6. FM 404 to FM 2147 to Marble FallsDowntown Route5 MILES

1. Villa Vista Park

2. Numinous Coffee Roasters

3. Lakeside Park

4. Westside Park

5. Johnson Park

6. Doc’s Fish Camp

7. Blue Bonnet Cafe

8. Bear King Brewery

9. Villa Vista Park

SCENIC DRIVES

Not a biker? Try venturing out by car or motorcycle. Roll the windows down, turn the radio up, and let the Hill Country in.

The Bluebonnet House13 MILES

1. Marble Falls

2. North on 281

3. The Bluebonnet House

4. Burnet

Ranch Road 96235 MILES

1. Marble Falls

2. South on 281

3. Round Mountain

4. RR 962 to Hwy 71

5. Horseshoe Bay

6. Marble Falls

Willow City Loop85 MILES

1. Marble Falls

2. Horseshoe Bay

3. Willow City

4. Willow City Loop

5. Ekert

6. Marble Falls

Farm-to-Market Roads Route46 MILES

1. Lakeside Park

2. FM 1431 to Hidden Falls Adventure

Park

3. FM 1174 to Doeskin Ranch Trailhead

4. Continue to Oatmeal, Texas

5. FM 332 to FM 330 to FM 335

to Old Oak Square

6. Lakeside Park

SHORT RIDES



Welcome to the Highland LakesThe Highland Lakes is a chain of six spectacular freshwater lakes that double as reservoirs along the lower Colorado River. Formed by six dams, the Highland Lakes wind through the Texas Hill Country, from Lake Buchanan all the way down to Lake Austin.

Marble Falls sits above Lake Marble Falls, at the heart of the Highland Lakes chain. Perfect for boating, fishing, or doing nothing at all, the lakes are a cherished part of the Texas landscape.

WATER ACTIVITIES

LAKEBUCHANAN

INKS LAKE

LAKE LYNDON B.JOHNSON

LAKE MARBLE FALLS

LAKE TRAVIS

MARBLE FALLS


KAYAK & CANOE

We may be named after a

falls, but we've got a lake with

our name on it too. As you

can imagine, there's no better

place to paddle. Kayaks and

canoes are almost like native

aquatic species on Lake

Marble Falls. Jump in and

explore the shoreline, or just

let yourself go with the flow.

WATER ACTIVITIES

SWIMMING HOLES

Natural springs. Hidden oases. There are plenty of swimming holes tucked in and around Marble Falls, ready for you to fall into.

Devil's Water HoleLocated in Inks Lake, it’s a great

place for a swim, or to hop in a

kayak and enjoy the water.

3630 Park Road 4 West, Burnet

Krause SpringsTucked away in Spicewood, this

historic site features spring-fed,

man-made, and natural pools.


Lakeside ParkOn the banks on Lake Marble Falls,

this is the perfect in-town spot for

all kinds of water-based fun.

305 Buena Vista Drive, Marble Falls

The Llano River SlabJust west of Kingsland, and kind

of a secret, where the river laps

over a floor of pink granite.

FM 3404, Kingsland

Pedernales Falls State ParkSomething for everyone, this spot

is great for swimming, tubing,

camping, and immersing yourself

in nature.

2585 Park Road 6026, Johnson City

Johnson ParkLAKE MARBLE FALLS

230 South Avenue J, Marble Falls

Hays Addition LAKE MARBLE FALLS

800 Lake Shore Drive, Marble Falls

Lake LBJ Yacht Club & MarinaLAKE LBJ

200 South Wirtz Dam Road, Horseshoe Bay

Jones Brothers ParkLAKE TRAVIS

10301 Lakeside Drive, Jonestown

Pace Bend ParkLAKE TRAVIS

2011 Pace Bend Road North, Spicewood

Llano County ParkLAKE BUCHANAN

3400, Texas 261, Buchanan Dam

Inks Lake State ParkINKS LAKE

3630 Park Road 4 West, Burnet

BOATS

Have boat, will float. Lake Marble Falls

and the neighboring Highland Lakes

are all about captaining your own ship.

Sporty ski boats, partying pontoons, and

calming canoes all share our waterways

to enjoy a fun day on the gentle waves.

Got a boat? Bring it. Need a boat? Rent

it. There are lots of ways to get on—and

in—the water.

Ramp access to the Highland Lakes can

be found at these spots:

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FISHING SPOTS

Black Rock Park

Turkey Bend

Lakeside Park

Muleshoe Bend

Inks Lake State Park

Johnson Park

Reveille Peak Ranch

Shaffer Bend Recreation Area

Canoe. Rod. Bait. Bliss.If you’re a lake town, then you’re a fishing town. So grab some gear and let’s get

to casting. Lake Marble Falls is home to a hearty population of large mouth bass (we’re talking up to 10 pounds). And catfish, striped bass, and even carp are known

to swirl just beneath the surface. Fish in splendid solitude, or join in one of the local tournaments. Whether you’re in a kayak, on a SUP, or perched on the banks

of Johnson Park, it’s easy to put yourself right where they’re biting.

CHANNEL CATFISH FLATHEAD CATFISH

LARGEMOUTH BASS SMALLMOUTH BASS STRIPED BASS

WHITE BASS

WATER ACTIVITIES

DOWN WHERE THE WHITE BASS RUN

The warm weather in early spring and late fall really brings out the bass.

The White Bass Run in March and April is when white bass leave the depths

of the lake to spawn in the shallow creeks. With a legal catch limit of 25 fish

per day, you won’t go home empty handed on your gone fishin’ day.

Fishing licenses are not required in state parks.



LIVE MUSIC

From local guitar-driven grooves to classical ensembles, Marble Falls is a Hill Country hub for live music. Some things you just have to hear for yourself.

Uptown TheatreDiscover a wide variety of live

tunes and lively performances in

this historic downtown treasure.


Rae's Bar & GrillIt’s live music and karaoke, plus

burgers and cocktails on the

patio, at the place locals call RBar.


Old Oak Square PatioA space for performances, music,

and events in the shade of Marble

Falls’ towering oak tree in the

heart of downtown.


Brass HallNational traveling shows, local

bands, and regular karaoke

and open mic nights, all at this

rollicking downtown venue.


Iron Wolf Distillery Good sounds, spirits, and sunsets

come together at this ranch and

distillery southeast of town in

Spicewood.


Bear King Brewing Co.This local craft brewery in

downtown Marble Falls is home to

hops, great food, and live music too.

207 Avenue G, Marble Falls

Highland Arts GalleryA nonprofit organization

promoting art in the Hill Country,

this friendly Marble Falls space

features classes, workshops, and

continually changing exhibits.


Hill Country Community TheaterJust a few minutes away in

Cottonwood Shores, this

performance space is dedicated

to showcasing local talent, and

is one of the oldest continuously

operating community theaters in

Texas.

4003 FM 2147, Cottonwood Shores

Indian RiverDiscover high-quality art, along

with handmade pottery and

artisan jewelry, in this beloved

Main Street emporium.


Pogue Sculpture Gallery and FoundryDan Pogue’s bronze monuments

have earned him an international

following. His work can be found

in public spaces and private and

corporate collections worldwide,

and his foundry and gallery is

right here in Marble Falls.

7670 FM 1431, Marble Falls

HILL COUNTRY

The V GalleryA welcoming and modern

Cottonwood Shores gallery

showcasing the fine art

photography of Kevin Vandivier,

whose work has been featured in

international publications, along

with other select artists.

4315 FM 2147, Suite A,

Cottonwood Shores

THE ARTS

Sounds like a great time.

Masterpiece starts with M. So does Marble Falls.

Galleries. Festivals. Private collections. Public art walks. Whether you’re looking for a framed landscape masterpiece, or a vista to paint one yourself, Marble Falls is a place to feel inspired. Get the full tour by checking out our directory on page 54.

MARTA STAFFORD

Marta Stafford’s Fine Art Gallery

highlights work by national

and regional artists. Melding

figural work with impressionistic

landscapes and representational

imagery with contemporary

expressionism, the collection is

sure to feed your soul.

Located on Main Street in Marble

Falls, the gallery is a warm,

inviting space in a 1930 former

bank lobby. With numerous

windows and high ceilings, natural

light permeates the gallery

creating an open and airy interior

that allows the artwork to shine.


"Encourage people to be tourists in their own town." -Marta Stafford

DANIEL ADAMS

Daniel Adams was drawn to

Marble Falls for its acceptance

of artists and the potential for

community growth, and much of

his work is featured in the galleries

around town. He looks forward

to the impact of new downtown

development and how it can

positively impact both art and

culture in Marble Falls. Adams

views the arts community here as

very professional yet quite varied

in levels, ranging from amateur

interests to inspiring.

When not working, he enjoys

visiting other galleries and meeting

colleagues, community events

including “Sculpture on Main”, the

activities sponsored by the library,

and the resurgence of the Uptown

Theatre among other initiatives.

Beyond art, Adams appreciates the

natural beauty available because of

the parks and the water. He is also

an avid disc golfer.

17617 E SH 29, Buchanan Dam

Artist: Mitch Caster

Artist: Daniel Adams

Artist: Bob Rohm


Enjoy the wildest of color palettes.

Wake up and smell the bluebonnets—and over a dozen other wild blossoms of Texas. When the calendar turns to spring, the fields around Marble Falls are awash with an unnatural amount of nature’s color. Yep, it’s pretty spectacular. When you get here, be sure to stop by the Visitor Center for an updated map of the season’s best spots.

INDIAN PAINTBRUSH

PRAIRIE VERBENA

WINECUP

DID YOU KNOW?A healthy rain in the late fall and early winter months

can make for a strong wildflower season in early spring.

Bluebonnets, for example, tend to peak in April and taper

in May, but a wetter fall can bring an earlier bloom.

HILL COUNTRY

BLUEBONNET

YELLOW CONEFLOWER


A beautiful round, all year round.

HILL COUNTRY

Marble Falls is at the heart of championship golf. No matter your skill level, challenge yourself at one of many courses expertly designed to take full advantage of the Hill Country and lakeside landscape.

Blue Lake Golf Club Take in breathtaking views of the Texas

Hill Country at this lakeside, beautifully

manicured course.

214 West Bluebonnet Road, Horseshoe Bay

Delaware Springs Golf Course18-hole championship course in Burnet,

perfect for a challenging round—or just

working on your game.

600 Delaware Springs Boulevard, Burnet

NEED SOME POINTERS?

Whether you’re new to the game or looking for some helpful

reminders, these tips are sure to help at tee time.

Hidden Falls Golf Course at MeadowlakesGolf in the heart of Marble Falls, among

relaxing pecan groves and challenging

water hazards.

220 Meadowlakes Drive, Meadow Lakes

The Legends Golf CourseSurrounded by Lake LBJ, this par 72

championship course is not to be missed.

105 Rangeway Circle, Kingsland

1. Get out and practice your short game. -David Klotz, Pro at Hidden Falls Golf Course

2. Head still, spine still, and swing around your body. -Doug Fipps, Pro at Delaware Springs Golf Course

3. Keep your head down. -Andrew Orcutt, Blue Lake Golf Club

4. When you follow through, make sure you finish your swing high and get your belt buckle to your target. -Bear Courtney, Assistant Pro at Delaware Springs Golf Course


HILL COUNTRY

Cypress Valley Canopy Tours & ZipliningOpen since 2005, this thrilling spot is the first

canopy ziplining tour in the continental United

States.

1223 Paleface Ranch Road South, Spicewood

Johnson Park PlaygroundA waterfront park with picnic tables, covered

pavilions, a kids playscape, a bike trail, a softball

field, a beach volleyball court, and most importantly

- lots of shade.

230 Avenue J, Marble Falls

Marble Falls Skate Park12,000 square feet of concrete and granite to catch

some air. Skateboards, inline skates, scooters, and

BMX freestyle bikes welcome.

121 Buena Vista Drive, Marble Falls

Science MillFun and interactive tech and nature exhibits, as well

as a cafe and gift shop, in a beautifully refurbished

Johnson City mill.

101 South Lady Bird Lane, Johnson City

Sweet Berry Farm Bring out the baskets! This pick-your-own seasonal

farm makes for a tasty Hill Country afternoon.

1801 FM 1980, Marble Falls

The Exotic Resort ZooWant to feed a wallaby? This is your chance! Just

south of Marble Falls, this petting zoo features

intimate safari tours and friendly exotic animals.

235 Zoo Trail, Johnson City

A match made in Marble Falls.Kids and Marble Falls are like PB&J. Or mac & cheese? Well, something like that. You’ll find that there’s fun for all. Af loat or on land, indoors or out, they’ll (you’ll) be as busy as you want.


The History of Marble FallsEstablished in 1887 on the hillside above the Colorado River, Marble Falls quickly became a bustling Hill Country hub. With a population of over 1,800 in just ten years, Marble Falls grew with the vision of industrial commerce powered by the river. The dams that created Lake Marble Falls were fully realized in 1951, and by the 1970s, word got out that Marble Falls was a great place for lakeside tourism and recreation. And today, well, here you are. Welcome!

SHE DID IT FIRST

In 1917, Texas history changed

forever, right here in Marble

Falls. Years before women had

the right to vote, Ophelia “Birdie”

Harwood was elected Mayor of

Marble Falls, becoming the first

female mayor in Texas. Her tenure

was driven by transparency and

safety, publishing the Marble

Falls budget, and cleaning up the

town. Her home at 119 Avenue G

still stands today, adjacent to the

Marble Falls Visitor Center.

Timeline 1.2 BILLION YEARS AGO

Granite Mountain formed.

1887

Marble Falls is founded by A. R. Johnson.1888

Railroad is built from Fairland to Granite Mountain

to help supply granite during the construction of

the Texas Capitol in Austin.

1891

First bridge over the Colorado River erected

at Marble Falls.

1892

Iconic wool & cotton warehouse built

on banks of Colorado River. 1899

Colorado River freezes over in Marble

Falls; residents ice skated on the river.1908

Marble Falls’ independent school

district is established. 1917

Birdie Harwood elected Mayor; first female

mayor in Texas.1929

Blue Bonnet Cafe opens. 1939

Rural electrification & flood control begins with

the completion of Buchanan Dam.1951

Starcke Dam completed, forming

Lake Granite Shoals & Lake Marble Falls. 1958

First rodeo & parade held.

2012

Marble Falls High School alum and runner Leo Manzano

wins Silver in the 1500m at the Olympics in London.

WANT TO KNOW MORE?

Housed in an 1891 granite schoolhouse,

The Falls on the Colorado Museum is the

perfect place to learn more about the history

of Marble Falls and the surrounding area.


SHOPPINGAccents Boutique 212 Avenue H, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-7573 accentsbtq.com

Art in Thread 513 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-637-9145 artinthread-tx.com

Atkins Express 2607 HWY 281 North, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-3784 atkinspharmacy.com

Atkins Pharmacy & Gifts 701 Third Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-2972 atkinspharmacy.com

Backbone Valley Nursery 4201 FM 1980, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-9348 backbonevalleynursery.com

Birdie's Market 706 3rd Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-689-0066 birdiesmarket.com

Blair's Western Wear & Boutique 2501 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-4000 blairswesternwear.com

Blue Suede Shoes 206 Avenue H, Suite 100, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-265-6815 shophotchildinthecity.com

Choccolatte's & Third Street Treasures 807 3rd Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-809-9082 choccolattestx.com

Ciao Bella 309 Main Street, #6, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-5351 fb.com/ciaobella

Eve Couture 206 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-637-7100 evecouturefashion.com

Indian River Home Accessories 203 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-637-7171 fb.com/IRmarblefalls

La Ti Da - The Rug Queen 210 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-773-7777 therugqueen.com

Lavender Boutique and Spa 407 Main Street, Suite 3, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-220-1319 blessedpmulashes.com

Madlyn's 2106 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-5300 fb.com/Madlyns

Main Street Consignments 216 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-613-8630 fb.com/Consignments-Fine Furnishings

Marble Falls Flowers & Gifts 214 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-4812 marblefallsflowers.com

Marble Falls Library Thrift Store 300 Avenue J, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-5120 marblefallslibrarythrift.com

Monroe's on Main 309 Main Street, Suite 1 & 2, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-220-5085 fb.com/Monroes-on-Main

Ms Lollipop Fun & Gifts 302 1/2 Main Street Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-755-0117 mslollipop.com

One Swanky Shop 503 HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-0125 oneswankyshop.com

Pam's Pearl Apparel 305 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-220-8998 pamspearl.com

Pam's Pearl Home 206 Avenue H, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-220-8998 pamspearlhome.com

Plenty Boutique 309 Main Street, Suite 3, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-263-5683 shopplentybtq.com

Pottery Ranch 6000 HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-0100 potteryranch281.net

REDID 209 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-644-4040 fb.com/redid.tx

Rods Barrels and Strings 1300 N HWY 281, Suite 110, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-7520 rodsbarrelsandstringstx.com

Sage Studio - Massage & Beauty 900-A Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-385-3669 sagestudiomftx.com

Salem's Fashions 514 HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-3250 salemsfashions.com

Salem's Jewelry 518 HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-2212 salemsjewelry.com

Sana Vida Wellness Spa & Tea Bar 507 FM 1431, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-6000 sanavida.info

Shops at Old Oak Square 305 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-637-7702 fb.com/oldoaksquareonmain

Smartie Pantz 201 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-9323 shopsmartiepantz.com

Vintage Vogue 701 HWY 281, Suite F, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-6420 shopthevogue.com

Westlake Antiques & Old Book Shop 1101 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-8988

FOODApis Restaurant & Apiary 23526 TX-71 West, Spicewood, Texas 78669 512-436-8918 apisrestaurant.com

Augustino's Food Truck 1006 Mission Hills Drive, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-613-5254 agustinos-mexican-food.business.site

Bella Sera Italian Restaurant 1125 HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-2661 bellaseratx.com

Directory of Businesses Blue Bonnet Cafe 211 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-2344 bluebonnetcafe.net

China Kitchen 705 1st Street #102, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-2575 chinakitchenmarblefalls.com

Chuspy's Burritos 1802 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-1407 fb.com/CBINMF

Darci's Deli 909 3rd Street, A, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-0505 darcisdeli.com

Doc's Fish Camp & Grill 900 FM 1431 West, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-2245 docsfishcamp.com

El Jimador 2312 A N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-0777 fb.com/mexicanrestauranteljimador

El Rancho Mexican Restaurant 710 Avenue N Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-220-5230

Forno's Bar and Grill 200 South Wirtz Dam Rd, Cottonwood Shores, Texas 78657 830-637-7878 lakelbjmarina.com/fornos-bar-and-grill

Fresh & Fruiti Frozen Yogurt 510 HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-7090

Fuji Sushi 1304 N HWY 281, Suite 101, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-637-7757 fujimarblefalls.com

Ginger & Spice 909 2nd Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-7171 ginger909.com

Hiccups Sports Bar and Pizzeria 4119 FM 2147, #1, Cottonwood Shores, Texas 78657 830-220-9116 hiccupsonline.com

Hidden Falls Restaurant 220 Meadowlakes Drive, Meadowlakes, Texas 78654 830-693-4467 fb.com/hiddenfallsgolfcourse

Highway 281 Food Court 1610 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-294-5581 fb.com/281foodcourt

Holy Smokes BBQ & Catering 2704 Commerce Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-201-4145 noteethrequired.com

Inman's Ranch House Bar-B-Q 707 6th Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-2711 fb.com/inmansbbq

J5 Steakhouse 21814 TX-71 West, Spicewood, Texas 78669 512-428-5727 j5steakhouse.com

Jardin Corona 301 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-0015 jardincoronarestaurant.com

Julie's Cocina 4319 West FM 2147, Cottonwood Shores, Texas 78657 830-265-5804 eatatjulies.com

Kynda Coffee 4315 FM 2147 Cottonwood Shores, Texas 78657 512-219-6781 kyndacoffee.com

LBJ Donuts 3817 West FM 2147, Horseshoe Bay, Texas 78657 830-693-4209 fb.com/LBJ-Donuts

LeStourgeon Seafood Company 4320 FM 2147, Cottonwood Shores, Texas 78657 830-265-6116 lestourgeonseafoodcompany.com

Local Eats Craft Food 1610 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-294-5581 fb.com/localeatscraftfood

Margarita's Mexican Restaurant 1205 FM 1431 West, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-7434 texasmargaritas.net

Mojo Coffee 1300 Lantana Drive, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-265-1883 mojodrivethru.com

Moonie's Burger House 2411 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-220-5221 mooniesburgerhouse.com

Nelly's Homemade Ice Cream 1808 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-818-7729 nellysicecream.com

Noon Spoon Cafe 610 Broadway Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-2347 noonspooncafe.com

Numinous Coffee Roasters 715 FM 1431 East, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-265-5454 numinouscoffee.com

OH SO YUMMY! 300 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-201-4441

Oli's Kitchen 205 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-825-3888 olis.kitchen

Opie's Barbecue 9504 TX-71 East, Spicewood, Texas 78669 830-693-8660 opiesbarbecue.com

Overlook Restaurant 16942 RR 2341, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-334-2070 canyonoftheeagles.com

Pablitos Tacos 1611 Broadway Marble Falls 78654 830-693-0444 pablitos-tacos.business.site

R&B's Silver Spartan 1006 Mission Hill Drive, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-220-4722 rbsilverspartan.com

Rae's Rbar & Grill 904 3rd Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-2622 rbargrill.com

River City Grille 700 1st Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-9909 rivercitygrilletx.com

Russo's Restaurant 602 Steve Hawkins Pkwy, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-7091 texitally.com

Simply Pho House 101 HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-220-5013 simplyphohouse.com

Sugar Mama Cookies 307 Main Street, Suite 110, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-547-2033 sugarmamacookiestx.com


Super Taco 2200 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-4629

Tea Thyme Cafe 2108 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-637-7787 teathymecafe.com

Texas Elite Meat 204 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-220-5500 fb.com/TexasEliteMeat

Thai Niyom Restaurant 909 HWY 281, Suite 101, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-1526 thainiyommarblefalls.com

The Real New Orleans Style Restaurant 1700 FM 1431 West, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-5432 the-real-new-orleans-style-restaurant.business.site

Wingman Brothers Smoke House 2407 HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-6531 wingmanbrotherssmokehouse.com

BREWERIES & WINERIESBear King Brewing Co. 207 Avenue G, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-220-5083 bearkingbrewing.com

Double Horn Brewing Company 208 Avenue H, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-5165 doublehornbrewing.com

El Gaucho Winery 21301 Kathy Lane, Spicewood, Texas 78669 512-382-0620 elgauchowinery.com

Fall Creek Vineyards 1820 CR 222, Tow, Texas 78672 325-379-5361 fcv.com

Fiesta Winery 309 Main Street, #9, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-637-7702 fiestawinery.com

Flat Creek Enoteca 112 HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-637-7123 flatcreekestate.com

Flat Creek Estate 24912 Singleton Bend East, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-267-6310 flatcreekestate.com

Heart of Texas Wine Tours Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-755-0937 heartoftexaswinetours.com

Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery 101 CR 409, Spicewood, Texas 78669 512-970-3203 ironwolfranch.com

Pecan Street Brewery 106 E Pecan Drive, Johnson City, Texas 78636 830-868-2500 pecanstreetbrewing.com

Perissos Vineyard & Winery 7214 Park Road 4 West, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-820-2950 perissosvineyards.com

Real Ale Brewing Company 231 San Saba Ct, Blanco, Texas 78606 830-833-2534 realalebrewing.com

Reck'Em Right Brewing 102 S Avenue G, Johnson City, Texas 78636 830-256-8757 reckemrightbrewing.com

Save the World Brewing Co. 1510 Resource Parkway, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-637-7654 savetheworldbrewing.com

Spicewood Vineyards 1419 CR 409, Spicewood, Texas 78669 830-693-5328 spicewoodvineyards.com

Stone House Vineyard 24350 Haynie Flat Road, Spicewood, Texas 78669 512-264-3630 stonehousevineyard.com

Torr Na Lochs Vineyard & Winery 7055 West TX-29, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-766-0555 torrnalochs.com

Wedding Oak Winery 229 South Pierce Street, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-715-3303 weddingoakwinery.com

Westcave Cellars Winery & Brewery 683 RR 1320, Hye, Texas 78636 512-431-1403 westcavecellars.com

LODGINGAmazing Waterfront Resort 1447 Cimarron Ranch Road, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 210-867-6815 texasvacationhomes4u.com

Americana 400 Avenue G, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 210-867-6815 texasvacationhomes4u.com

Bella Vista on Lake Travis 1455 Cimarron Ranch Road, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-0818 bellavistaonlaketravis.com

Best Western Marble Falls Inn 1403 HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-5122 [email protected]

Bridget's Bed & Breakfast 416 B Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-265-2202 bridgetsbedandbreakfast.com

Canyon of the Eagles Calibre Resort 16942 RR 2341, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-334-2070 canyonoftheeagles.com

Creekside Camp & Cabins 222 Hatchet Hill, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-5979 creekside-camp-cabins.com

Exotic Resort Zoo 235 Zoo Trail (off HWY 281), Johnson City, Texas 78636 830-868-4357 zooexotics.com

Fishers of Men Ranch 6046 East FM 1431, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 432-934-7810 yelp/fishersofmenranch

Hampton Inn on the Lake 704 1st Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-1895 hilton.com/en/hampton/

Hill Country Inn & Suites 1101 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-3637 hillcountryinnmarblefalls.us

Holiday Inn Express Marble Falls 714 Corazon Drive, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-0707 ihg.com/holidayinnexpress

La Quinta Inn & Suites 501 FM 2147 West, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-2020 laquintamarblefalls.com

McKenzie Guest House 910 3rd Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-222-9139 mckenzieguesthouse.com

Motel 6 1400 Ollie Lane, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-265-6565 motel6.com

Quality Inn 1206 N HWY 281, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-7531 choicehotels.com

Smythwick Castle & Lodge 12615 East FM 1431, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-917-5223 smythwickcastle.com

Sunset Point on Lake LBJ 2322 North Wirtz Dam Road, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-8199 sunsetpointlbj.com

The Vineyard B&B at Lost Creek Ranch 1125 RR 2233, Llano, Texas 78643 844-784-3822 thevineyardbandb.com

WorldMark Marble Falls 755 Rocky Road, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 1-800-989-6901 extraholidays.com/marble-falls-texas/worldmark-marble-falls

WATER ACTIVITIESBay Marine & Sports Center 110 South Wirtz Dam Road, Cottonwood Shores, Texas 78657 830-598-8763 baymarine-sc.com

Git Bit Guide Service 230 Avenue J, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-773-7401 gitbitguideservice.com

Inks Lake 3630 Park Road 4 West, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-793-2223 tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/inks-lake

Jay Fish Bird - Fishing Guide Service Marble Falls, TX 78654 512-755-5973 ajayfishbird.com

Just Yakin Kayak & Paddleboard Rentals Marble Falls, TX 78654 325-668-2536 justyakin.com

Krause Springs 424 CR 404, Spicewood, Texas 78669 830-693-4181 krausesprings.net

Lake Buchanan Buchanan Dam, Texas 78609 Visitor Center: 830-693-4449 lake-buchanan.com

Lake LBJ Leisure Cruises, LLC Cottonwood Shores, Texas 78657 512-992-8236 lakelbjleisurecruises.com

Lake LBJ Yacht Club & Marina 200 South Wirtz Dam Rd, Cottonwood Shores, Texas 78657 830-693-9172 lakelbjmarina.com

Lake Marble Falls Main Street & Buena Vista Dr, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-3615 highlandlakes.com/lakemarblefalls/index.htm

Lakeside Park 305 Buena Vista Drive, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-6250 marblefallstx.gov/399/Lakeside-Park

Lakeside Pool 305 Buena Vista Drive, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-6250 marblefallstx.gov/187/Swimming-Pool

The Slab FM 3404, Kingsland, Texas 78639 Visitor Center: 830-693-4449 lakesandhills.com/slab.htm

Splash Boat Rentals 1924 RR 1431, Kingsland, Texas 78639 325-388-5000 splashboatrentals.com

WakePoint Marina 14757 West RR 1431, Kingsland, Texas 78639 325-484-4448 wakepointlbj.com

LAND ACTIVITIESBackbone Creek Hike & Bike Trail 230 Ave J, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-6250 marblefallstx.gov/442/Hike-and-Bike-Trails

Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge 4518 FM 1431, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-339-9432 fws.gov/refuge/Balcones_Canyonlands

Black Rock Park 3400 TX-261, Buchanan Dam, Texas 78609 512-369-4774 lcra.org/parks/Pages/black-rock-park.aspx

Camp Creek Park 1221 CR 343, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-473-3366 lcra.org/parks/Pages/camp-creek.aspx

Cedar Point Recreation Area 545 RR 3014, Tow, Texas 78672 512-473-3366 lcra.org/parks/Pages/cedar-point.aspx

Colorado Bend State Park 6031 Colorado Park Road, Bend, Texas 76824 325-628-3240 tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/colorado-bend

Copperhead Creek Shooting Club 7030 East FM 1431, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-265-4950 copperheadclub.com

Falls Creek Park & Skatepark 900 Yett Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-6250 marblefallstx.gov/184/Falls-Creek-Park-and-Skatepark

Flat Creek Crossing Ranch 339 Ulrich Road, Johnson City, Texas 78636 512-696-1512 flatcreekcrossingranch.com

Grelle Recreation Area 640 CR 412, Spicewood, Texas 78669 512-473-3366 lcra.org/parks/Pages/grelle.aspx

Hidden Falls Adventure Park 7030 East FM 1431, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-9820 hiddenfallsadventurepark.com

Inks Lake State Park 3630 Park Road 4 West, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-793-2223 tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/inks-lake

Johnson Park 230 Avenue J, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-6250 marblefallstx.gov/185/Johnson-Park

Longhorn Cavern State Park 6211 Park Road 4 South, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-715-9000 visitlonghorncavern.com

Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area 2820 CR 414, Spicewood, Texas 78669 512-473-3366 lcra.org/parks/Pages/muleshoe-bend.aspx

Narrows Recreation Area 2550 CR 411, Spicewood, Texas 78669 512-473-3366 lcra.org/parks/Pages/narrows.aspx


The V Gallery 4315 FM 2147, Suite A Cottonwood Shores, Texas 78657 Visitor Center: 830-693-4449 thevgalleries.com

Uptown Theater 218 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-948-8007 owtawckentertainment.com Vanishing Texas River City Cruise 443 Waterway Lane, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-756-6986 vtrc.com

Visitor Center Marble Falls 100 Avenue G, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-4449 visitmarblefalls.org

Westcave Outdoor Discovery Center 24814 Hamilton Pool Road, Round Mountain, Texas 78663 830-825-3442 westcave.org

Nightengale Archeological Center 1010 Circle Drive, Kingsland, Texas 78639 830-598-5261 texasluas.org

Pace Bend Park 2011 Pace Bend Road North, Spicewood, Texas 78669 512-264-1482 parks.traviscountytx.gov/parks/pace-bend

Pedernales Falls State Park 2585 Park Road 6026, Johnson City, Texas 78636 830-868-7304 tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/pedernales-falls

Pedernales River Nature Park 404 N HWY 281, Johnson City, Texas 78636 512-473-3366 lcra.org/parks/Pages/pedernales-river-nature-park.aspx

Reveille Peak Ranch 105 CR 114, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-755-1177 rprtexas.com

Shaffer Bend Recreation Area 706 CR 343A, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-473-3366 lcra.org/parks/Pages/shaffer-bend.aspx

Spider Mountain Bike Park 200 Greenwood Hills Trail, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-756-4878 spidermountain.com

Turkey Bend Recreation Area 4000 Shaw Drive, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 512-473-3366 lcra.org/parks/Pages/default.aspx

Upper Highland Lakes Nature Center 105 CR 114, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-468-1273 uhlnc.org

Westside Park 1610 Second Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-6250 marblefallstx.gov/190/westside-park

Whitman Branch Hike & Bike Trail 230 Avenue J, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-6250 marblefallstx.gov/442/Hike-and-Bike-Trails

Wolf Mountain Trail 2585 Park Road 6026, Johnson City, Texas 78636 830-868-7304 tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/pedernales-falls

HILL COUNTRY ACTIVITIESBlue Lake Golf Club 214 W Bluebonnet Road, Horseshoe Bay, Texas 78657 830-598-5524 bluelakegolf.com

Brass Hall 909 3rd Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 888-503-8842 brasshall.com

Cypress Valley Canopy Tours 1223 Paleface Ranch Road South, Spicewood, Texas 78669 512-264-8880 cypressvalleycanopytours.com

Daniel Adams Gallery 17617 E SH 29, Buchanan Dam, Texas 78609 956-432-2262 danieladams.org

Dead Man's Hole CR 401, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 Visitor Center: 830-693-4449 tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/rpd03

Delaware Springs Golf Course 600 Delaware Springs Blvd, Burnet, TX 78611 512-756-8471 delawaresprings.com

Eagle Eye Observatory 16942 RR 2341, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-334-2070 canyonoftheeagles.com/eagle-eye-observatory

Floyd Tillman Sculpture 200 South Main Street, Marble Falls, TX 78654 Visitor Center: 830-693-4449 Fort Croghan Grounds & Museum 703 Buchanan Drive, Burnet, Texas 78611 512-756-8281 fb.com/fortcroghangroundsandmuseum

Harmony Park 215 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 Visitor Center: 830-693-4449 marblefallstx.gov/682/Harmony-Park

Heart & Soul Integrative Health & Yoga 707 3rd Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-9355 heartandsoultribe.com

Hidden Falls Golf Course 220 Meadowlakes Dr, Meadowlakes, Texas 78654 830-693-3300 hiddenfallsgolfcourse.com

Highland Arts Gallery 318 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-7324 highlandartsguild.org

Hill Country Community Theatre 4003 FM 2147, Cottonwood Shores, Texas 78657 830-693-2474 thehcct.org

J-Space/Janey Rives Studio Cottonwood Shores 512-567-8614, call for appt.

Legends Golf Course 105 Rangeway Cir, Kingsland, Texas 78639 325-388-8888 legendslbj.com

Lighthouse Golf Course 118 Club Circle, Kingsland, Texas 78639 325-388-6660 lighthousecountryclub.com

Marta Stafford Fine Art Gallery 200 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-9999 martastaffordfineart.com

Pogue Sculpture Gallery & Foundry 7670 FM 1431 East, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-220-9325, call for appt. danpoguesculpture.com

Science Mill 101 South Lady Bird Lane, Johnson City, Texas 78636 844-263-6405 sciencemill.org

Spicewood Arts Spicewood, Texas 78669 512-264-2820 spicewoodarts.org

Sweet Berry Farm 1801 FM 1980, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-1462 sweetberryfarm.com

The Arts - Highland Lakes Creative Arts 200 Main Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-693-5328 hlcarts.com

The Exotic Resort Zoo 235 Zoo Trail, Johnson City, Texas 78636 830-868-4357 zooexotics.com

The Falls on the Colorado Museum 2001 Broadway Street, Marble Falls, Texas 78654 830-798-2157 fallsmuseum.org

The Legends Golf Course 105 Rangeway Circle, Kingsland, Texas 78639 325-388-8888 legendsgolftx.net

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