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Grand Saline, Texas

Grand Saline grew from a primitive salt works facility established in 1845 to what is now the site of one of the largest salt plants in the nation. The salt dome under the city is about 1.5 miles across and some 16,000 feet thick. It could supply the world's need for salt for 20,000 years.

An historical marker in the city details the life of Wiley Post, the famous aviator, who was born in Grand Saline.

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Things to do near Grand Saline, TX

Bear Creek Golf Club -West

Course Access: PublicHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 5 days...

Pat Cleburne Municipal Golf Course

Pat Cleburne Municipal Golf course's front nine is flat and easy to walk, whereas its back nine, built on hilly terrain by Le...

Fairfield Lake Park

There are campsites with water (most on the lakefront); campsites with water and electricity; a hike-in primitive camping are...

Pat Mayse Lake Hunting

Pat Mayse Lake provides excellent opportunities for fishing and hunting. These lands are managed for upland game and whitetai...

Mt. Zion Cemetery and Historical Chapel

The Burton Heritage Society maintains this historic cemetery and church building. The cemetery contains graves of early settl...