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Marble Falls Texas - For a Weekend or a Lifetime
Marble Falls, Texas is one of 55 cities/areas located in the Texas Hill Country.
Marble Falls, Texas was named for the Colorado River waterfalls flowing over marble outcroppings. Hunting, fishing and camping activities are popular activities in the Marble Falls, Texas area. Native game fish abound in the area's lakes and streams. Fall and winter hunting seasons offer plentiful white-tailed deer, wild turkey and excellent wing shooting of migratory and native game birds.
Marble Falls, Texas is a stone's throw from Horseshoe Bay, Texas, a world-class residential and resort community.
Discover the lakes, hills and history of neighboring Burnet, Texas, north on Hwy 281.
Just east of Marble Falls, Texas is Lago Vista, Texas, which enjoys over 15 miles of shoreline on the north side of Lake Travis. It is also a short drive from Spicewood, Texas.
Visitors are attracted to the area by the large number of Marble Falls, Texas things to do. The San Saba area is home to one of the 22 Texas Hill Country wineries.
There's plenty to do in Marble Falls, Texas. You'll want to visit Marble Falls' most complete Calendar of Events, Live Music and More. Read Hill Country Fun for news about music, events and other fun things to do in the Texas Hill Country.
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The Fox Memorial Marker is a monument overlooking the Colorado River and the scenic Hill Country. It is dedicated to Oscar J. Fox, composer of the classic popular song, "Hills of Home." It is located in a roadside park on U.S. 281, just south of Marble Falls, Texas.
Granite Mountain is a huge dome of high-quality pink and red granite, prized worldwide. Quarrying began in Marble Falls, Texas in the 1880s for construction of the Texas Capitol. An unending flow of the superb material has continued ever since, yet the bulk of the dome has hardly been diminished. Visitors are not admitted to the quarry area.
The Marble Falls, Texas area has several Scenic Drives. R.M. 1431 offers breathtaking scenery to both the northwest and southeast over winding curves and hills, with frequent glimpses of the Highland Lakes. Spring scenes are exceptionally beautiful. Both R.M. 2147, along the western shore of Lake Marble Falls, and Texas 71, through the Hill Country, are routes to be remembered.
Lake Marble Falls, a small 780-acre impoundment on the Colorado River, is one of a series of the Highland Lakes. Fishing is good all year. Boating, sailing, swimming and skiing are very popular. There are launching ramps, city parks, picnic facilities and a swimming pool at the lakeside. The lake is impounded within Marble Falls, Texas. It winds nearly six miles up the Colorado River.
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