Texas Bucket List Adventure Guide: Explore 100 Offbeat Destinations You Must Visit!

It was a gift she loved it

Great gift for a Texas history buff.

I like the book and all the information that it gave. I liked how it told you how to get there. I think pictures would have been helpful. I even learned about some places I have never heard of.

I moved to Texas a couple of years ago but am just starting to explore. I find this book to be an invaluable tool—it has all the usual must-sees but also a bunch of unexpected surprises. With weather info and GPS coordinates, you can start your own Texas adventure today. This book is a great value.

Of the 100 places in this list, 3 of them were interesting. Most are places where there is some admission charge - more like this is a shill for tourist traps than places a person might actually want to see. I'm planning a road trip next month, only 2 of that 100 will be on my list of stops. What's even more funny is the Texas Bucket List store in College Station isn't even in their list - apparently they don't make enough money from the store to list themselves. As I said, disappointing.

My husband and I are aiming to visit Texas in the next couple of months and we thought it would be nice to check out some must-see places. Texas Bucket List Adventure Guide offers a wide range of fantastic ideas and we are thrilled with the purchase! Thank you!

I bought this book for friend who loves to travel around Texas and he has throughly enjoyed it. Great for people looking for the unique places to see in Texas

This book is simply terrible. The idea is great, but many obvious items were completely excluded, no photos were included, and the writing is mechanical.This book feels like someone had an idea where they wanted to get something published an make some money. It does not feel like a Native Texan was responsible for picking the locations or what would actually be part of a Texas Bucket List.Don’t buy this.

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