Get your kicks on Route 66! Amarillo was the largest Texas city on Route 66, and many Route 66 fan clubs have sprung up all over the U.S. and the world. Look for the "Old Route 66" highway signs installed by the Texas Department of Transportation marking the route through the area, making it easier for visitors to find that piece of Americana. One mile of antique and specialty shops, along with restaurants, await visitors along the historic route
One of Texas' largest privately owned amusement parks with more than 25 rides and 32
Amarillo, TX Amusement ParksIn a 51-acre park with lake and picnic area, this center offers a variety of attractions. The center hosts a diverse collection of special exhibitions on physical, earth, and life sciences each summer. There are more than a 100
Amarillo, TX Activity CentersIn the Heart of the Texas Panhandle on East Interstate Highway 40, one of the 12
Amarillo, TX Information CentersGet your kicks on Route 66! Amarillo was the largest Texas city on Route 66, and many Route 66 fan clubs have sprung up all over the U.S. and the world. Look for the "Old Route 66"
Amarillo, TX LandmarksHoused in the Old Carter House, built in 1909 and moved to five-acre tract just west of the hospital. Features county photos,...
Twin Buttes suffered extremely low levels until fall 2004 when it caught over 20 feet of water. Fish populations will be in a...
Course Access: Semi-PrivateHoles: 9Reserve Advance Tee Times: Yes...
Remarkable national historic landmark yields evidence of continuous human occupation from approximately 12,000 B.C. to the pr...
The official arts agency of Lubbock. Gallery features different regional artists monthly. High Noon Concert series showcases...