2026 spring/summer 101 Fun Things to do in the Highland Lakes is out
Copies of the 101 fun things to do in the Highland Lakes are available for free at local news stands. Photo by Maci Cottingham.
The 2026 spring/summer edition of 101 Fun Things to do in the Highland Lakes is out now, giving residents and visitors a free guide full of ideas to make the most of the seasons. From outdoor adventures and day trips, to local venues, dining, and unique experiences, the guide highlights the many ways to explore the region.
Find the magazine at local news stands, businesses, and tourist hotspots throughout the Highland Lakes area. Or pick up a copy at the Victory Media offices, located next door to Pottery Ranch at 6000 N. U.S. 281 with a Marble Falls address. Or flip through the magazine online.
The magazine features literally 101 fun things to do in the Highland Lakes area, with special features on:
“Perfect Park Paths: The trails and treks of Texas state parks in the Highland Lakes”
For those who prefer to stay on solid ground, hiking is a major highlight. Trails at Enchanted Rock State Natural Area and Colorado Bend State Park offer a mix of scenic views and challenges, with details on difficulty, distance, and duration so readers can find the trek that fits their pace.
“Get to Know Johnson City: President LBJ’s hometown is a historical and playful getaway”
Johnson City makes for the perfect day trip or weekend escape. While the town is well known for its wineries, the guide also points readers to attractions like the Texas Vintage Motorcycle Museum and dining spots such as Proof & Cooper, proving the city has plenty to offer beyond the vineyards.
“Are you not Entertained?: Fill your Highland Lakes itinerary with live music, comedy, dancing, & more”
Back in the heart of the Highland Lakes, the guide showcases local venues for live music and entertainment. Options range from the charm of Round Mountain Cider Mill to favorites like Brass Hall and LTX Mercantile and Redneck Speakeasy, hosting everything from concerts and comedy to karaoke nights.
“Home on the Range: Recreational shootin’ in the Highland Lakes”
For a truly hands-on adventure, recreational shooting offers fun for both beginners and seasoned shooters. At Copperhead Creek Shooting Club, visitors can explore the 700-acre range and even read a firsthand account of a 101 staffer trying clay shooting for the first time.
Visit the 101HighlandLakes.com website for year round fun.