Water and oil aren’t the only things that flow in Texas. The Hill Country has 68 breweries, producing some of the best dang beer in Texas!

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Did you know every river between the Rio Grande and the Middle Colorado is born right here in the Hill Country?

People have relied on the headwaters of the San Marcos River for over 13,500 years, making it one of the longest inhabited sites in North America.

Comal Springs is the largest freshwater spring in the state. Its seven outlets flow for 4,300 feet along the fault, percolating from the Edwards Aquifer.

The Texas Water Safari is the longest canoe race in the state, starting in San Marcos and paddling on for 260 miles to Seadrift.

What’s there to see in Texas? Just ask our visitors. In 2016, the Hill Country saw nearly 32 million guests.

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Three of the top 5 fastest growing counties in the US are right here in the Texas Hill Country. Texas was already big, but it’s still growing, y’all.

The 1,100 springs of the Texas Hill Country supply water to 11 million acres, 17 counties, and over 4 million Texans.  

Hamilton Pool isn’t just a pretty place to take a dip, it’s the 7th most Instagrammed location in all of Texas.

That pint of beer your swigging took about 150 gallons of water to fill. Bottoms up.

Texas bubbles with about 3,000 springs, including some of the largest in America.