Outdoors & Rec

We’re just going to pretend fall really is around the corner, OK?

A weekend mountain escape awaits just a few hours north of the Red River.

Spoiler alert: It’s not for the weak.

Among Big Bend’s sprawling southwest wonder are a couple of gorgeous waterfalls worthy of the trek out west.

We’ve officially hit triple-digit weather in Dallas, so we’re diving straight into Texas-shaped pools, rooftop watering holes and more among North Texas’ roster of public pools.

From snowcapped mountains to stunning national forests, these New Mexico adventures offer a cool break from the harsh Texas summer.

After a string of storms destroyed this flower festival, nonprofit recipients need extra help.

The new location is for activity-seeking parents, with thrills for all-ages slide lovers.

Stop by this Saturday for one final sesh before they board the place up.

Account gives followers a chance to find 50 bucks hidden around the area.

Big Bend Lite? Perhaps that’s a bit much. But some alluring new lodging has popped up around Palo Duro Canyon.

If you find working really remotely appealing, Big Bend National Park has a volunteer program for you.

If the creators of Mom and Me Travels can do it, your elderly parents can also explore the world.

Girls just wanna have fun, so the Ladies Athletic Club brings Dallas women together for events ranging from yoga to outings to the state fair.

Comedian Sammy Minsk takes to Dallas’ Katy Trail every weekend to type up bad advice for anyone who asks. At least it’s free.

The Texas Rangers teamed up with famed Dallas sculptor Brad Oldham for a treasure hunt that sports fans will love.

Some DART spots are just worth the ride.

You want to tackle a marathon but have never run a day in your life. Here’s some advice for beginners in Dallas, from where to find the perfect footwear to tips for outsmarting the scorching sun.

Pickleball is all the rage, but it’s not the only game in town. Here are Dallas’ best adult sports leagues.

The Boneyard will be renamed in honor of the inspirational disabled extreme athlete.

The Texas heat may be blistering, but a community of senior residents is finding joy in the outdoors.

There’s a lot on the calendars between October through December, and a few of the holidays involve some overindulging.