How to get out Austin
The Salt Lick, 3801 N Capital of Texas Hwy, ☎ +1 512-328-4957 ( ), . Daily 11AM-10PM. About 30-40 minutes outside of town in Driftwood, you'll get to drive through some beautiful hill country before arriving at this sprawling and magnificent BBQ restaurant. It's BYOB, cash only, and the all-you-can-eat menu option that will have you staggering back to your hotel. A satellite restaurant is in the airport, and is a great place to eat. If you've got withdrawal symptoms, and need your maintenance dose, Salt Lick barbeque is available shipped worldwide! All-you-can-eat $16/5 (Adults/Children under 12). �
Hill Country Flyer, 512 477 8468, . A scenic 2-hour train ride through the Hill Country to Burnet, where the train stops for shopping and dining. The ride especially scenic during mid-spring when the hills are covered in bluebonnets. The train is normally pulled by an old steam engine which is currently under restoration. In the meantime, the route still runs, pulled by a 60s diesel engine.
San Marcos (Texas)
New Braunfels
San Marcos River
Hippy Hollow, county park offering clothing-optional bathing since the 1960's.
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The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Austin
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