Author: /u/Extreme-Routine3822

I’m talking shaded trails, breezy parks, near-water areas, anything outdoorsy that won’t leave me drenched and regretting my life choices. Open to hidden gems or obvious picks! submitted by /u/Extreme-Routine3822 [link] [comments]…

I’ve been living in Houston for a while now and I love a lot about it – the diversity, the food, the neighborhoods, the sense of community. But one thing that always feels missing to me is a strong natural landscape or visual identity tied to nature. W…

Houston has a ton of well-known spots, but what are the underrated restaurants, parks, coffee shops, bars, or unique experiences that don’t get enough love? Maybe it’s a hole-in-the-wall taco stand, a quiet hiking trail, or a quirky museum that never g…

Even Dallas has longer and far reaching public transport. Houston being the fourth largest city in the US has close to nothing. submitted by /u/Extreme-Routine3822 [link] [comments]