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Texas Long Horn, South USA
Dallas Texas Cityscape
Fort Worth Stockyards, Texas, USA
Capitol Building, Austin, Texas
San Antonio River Walk, Texas
The Missions, San Antonio, Texas
Del Rio, Texas
Big Bend National Park
Big Bend National Park, Texas
Fort Stockton, Texas
Cadillac Ranch, Texas
Wildcatter Ranch
Pool, Wildcatter Ranch
Sunset, Dallas, Texas

Lone Star Roundup

13 day Fly Drive – from £1789

With flights from £2489

This unforgettable western experience will take you through the key areas of the ‘Lone Star State’ to the Wildcatter Ranch in Graham for a hands-on cowboy experience. Get ready for the big Roundup!

Highlights:
  • Feel the beat at one of Austin’s 200 live music venues
  • Visit San Antonio’s River Walk, an urban sanctuary
  • Explore the spectacular Big Bend National Park
  • Enjoy a ‘hands-on Cowboy experience’ at Wildcatter Ranch

Your Itinerary

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You can customise your Texas fly drive holiday by adding extra nights or destinations. Just let us know what you would like to do.

Dallas Texas Cityscape

Day 1 – Welcome to Dallas / Fort Worth

Welcome to Texas! Depending on your time of arrival, set out for some dinner and fun,…

Welcome to Texas! Depending on your time of arrival, set out for some dinner and fun, Texas style, at one of the many establishments found in the Stockyards. Try the internationally renowned Cattlemen’s Steak House for a big juicy steak cooked to your specifications.

    Sheraton Dallas or similar

Dallas Texas Cityscape
Fort Worth Stockyards, Texas, USA

Day 2 – Fort Worth

Your tour of Texas begins in Fort Worth, the ‘City of Cowboys and Culture’. Celebrate the…

Your tour of Texas begins in Fort Worth, the ‘City of Cowboys and Culture’. Celebrate the American West when you visit the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District, it’s 125-acres and 15 square blocks of western tradition. Shop for authentic cowboy gear & dance the night away at Billy Bob’s Texas, the largest Honky Tonk in the World or visit the White Elephant Saloon. Championship rodeos are available on Friday and Saturday nights at Cowtown Coliseum.

    Sheraton Dallas or similar

Fort Worth Stockyards, Texas, USA
Capitol Building, Austin, Texas

Day 3 – Austin

Next up, it’s Austin, the capital of the Lone Star State and the ‘Live Music Capital…

Next up, it’s Austin, the capital of the Lone Star State and the ‘Live Music Capital of the World’. Austin has nearly 200 live music venues that welcome visitors to experience a vibrant nightlife. Many of the music venues are conveniently located in the downtown area near attractions and restaurants. Tour the Texas Capitol, the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, or boutiques along South Congress Avenue. Those who love the outdoors will be delighted by the city’s extensive network of greenbelts, parks, natural preserves and Barton Springs, a naturally spring-fed swimming hole.

    Fort Worth > Austin | 190 miles

    Red Roof Inn Austin or similar

Capitol Building, Austin, Texas
San Antonio River Walk, Texas

Day 4 – San Antonio

Drive out of Austin in a south-west direction toward the enchanting city of San Antonio. Spend…

Drive out of Austin in a south-west direction toward the enchanting city of San Antonio. Spend some time at the city’s River Walk, an area millions of people visit to enjoy this unusual urban sanctuary that winds along the San Antonio River. The best way to experience this area is by a guided River or sunset cruise. In the evening, marvel at the panoramic views of San Antonio from 750 feet on top of the Tower of the Americas, built for the 1968 World’s Fair, a glass elevator will take you up to the Flags Over Texas observatory, with heart-stopping views all the way.

    Austin > San Antonio | 92 miles

    Westin Riverwalk or similar

San Antonio River Walk, Texas
The Missions, San Antonio, Texas

Day 5 – San Antonio

Today is yours to explore this great city. Visit the heart of downtown San Antonio to…

Today is yours to explore this great city. Visit the heart of downtown San Antonio to find the Alamo and embark on Mission Trail to explore the four other Spanish colonial missions set amidst the native grasslands along the San Antonio River. When your appetite returns, venture to Market Square, the largest Mexican market north of the Rio Grande to find family owned cafés and colourful food booths. Indulge in authentic Tex-Mex cuisine with selections like Enchiladas Rancheras de Queso and Gorditas de Picadillo o Pollo.

    Westin Riverwalk or similar

The Missions, San Antonio, Texas
Del Rio, Texas

Day 6 – Del Rio

Continue travelling west to Del Rio, a classic West Texas town plucked straight from the imagination

Continue travelling west to Del Rio, a classic West Texas town plucked straight from the imagination. Look out for Lake Amistad, it offers plenty of outdoor fun, with scuba diving, swimming, skiing and fishing. Bird watching is a major attraction for this area, and at the state’s oldest winery, Val Verde, you can enjoy a free tour and wine tasting.

    San Antonio > Del Rio | 190 miles

    Best Western Inn of Del Rio or similar

Del Rio, Texas
Big Bend National Park

Day 7 – Big Bend National Park

Leaving Del Rio, make your way through The Big Bend region to arrive at the magnificent…

Leaving Del Rio, make your way through The Big Bend region to arrive at the magnificent Big Bend National Park. This wildly beautiful natural region is home to mountains and vast scenic desert expanses. The area’s towns of Alpine, Fort Davis, and Marfa offer historic and natural sites to explore and for outdoor adventure lovers, over one million acres of public land perfect for hiking, camping, river running, horseback riding, mountain biking, jeep touring and an abundance of sightseeing opportunities await. The regions eclectic communities, historic ranches, and ghost towns offer a complex and fascinating history to explore.

    Del Rio > Big Bend National Park | 220 miles

    Chisos Mountain Lodge or similar

Big Bend National Park
Big Bend National Park, Texas

Day 8 – Big Bend National Park

Spend a marvellous day in Big Bend National Park. Sometimes considered ‘three parks in one,’ Big…

Spend a marvellous day in Big Bend National Park. Sometimes considered ‘three parks in one,’ Big Bend includes mountain, desert, and river environments. An hour’s drive can take you from the banks of the Rio Grande to a mountain basin nearly a mile high. Here, you can explore one of the last remaining wild corners of the United States, and experience unmatched sights, sounds, and solitude.

    Chisos Mountain Lodge or similar

Big Bend National Park, Texas
Fort Stockton, Texas

Day 9 – Midland

Leaving the Big Bend area behind, drive towards Midland, with a stop in Historic Fort Stockton…

Leaving the Big Bend area behind, drive towards Midland, with a stop in Historic Fort Stockton along the way. Midland is a city rich in history; don’t miss Jim Hall’s legendary race cars at the Chaparral Gallery or the World War II aviation nose art collection at the American Airpower Heritage Museum. Or, pay a visit to George W. Bush’s childhood home.

    Big Bend National Park > Midland | 213 miles

    Comfort Inn Midland or similar

Fort Stockton, Texas
Cadillac Ranch, Texas

Day 10 – Amarillo

Your next stop is Amarillo, gateway to Palo Duro Canyon. Explore the canyon’s incredible river carve

Your next stop is Amarillo, gateway to Palo Duro Canyon. Explore the canyon’s incredible river carved spires and pinnacles on your own or via jeep excursions offered by the Elkins Ranch. Back in Amarillo you can explore true Western heritage at the Amarillo Livestock Auction (Tuesday only), American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame, and the Kwahadi –Kiva Indian Museum. Amarillo also offers a portion of fabled Route 66 and one-of-a-kind attractions such as the Big Texan Steakhouse and the Cadillac Ranch, where ten classic Cadillac’s are buried nose down in a field at the same angle as Cheops’ pyramids.

    Midland > Amarillo | 239 miles

    The Fifth Season Inn & Suites or similar

Cadillac Ranch, Texas
Wildcatter Ranch

Day 11 – Graham

Leave the natural beauty of Amarillo and travel to the beautiful North Texas Hill Country. You…

Leave the natural beauty of Amarillo and travel to the beautiful North Texas Hill Country. You will spend two nights at the Wildcatter Ranch for a ‘Hands-on Cowboy Experience’. Enjoy all the comforts of home with a special rustic Texas charm. Expect horseback riding and canoeing or enjoying the sunset from the back porch of your guest room. Whatever you decide to do here, one thing is for sure, the Wildcatter Ranch offers an authentic Texas experience like no other.

    Amarillo > Graham | 276 miles

    Wildcatter Ranch & Resort or similar

Wildcatter Ranch
Pool, Wildcatter Ranch

Day 12 – Wildcatter Ranch & Resort

Morning activities at the Wildcatter include horse demonstrations, hay wagon rides, horse shoes, and lasso games;…

Morning activities at the Wildcatter include horse demonstrations, hay wagon rides, horse shoes, and lasso games; horseback riding also is available. A Dutch oven lunch at the Wildcatter will give diners a great cooking demonstration along with a good meal. In the afternoon, visit ‘America’s Largest Downtown Square’ in Graham, ideal for walking and shopping. You can also tour nearby Fort Belknap. Return to the Ranch for a chuck-wagon dinner followed by s’mores and relaxation. 

    Wildcatter Ranch & Resort or similar

Pool, Wildcatter Ranch
Sunset, Dallas, Texas

Day 13 – Farewell from Dallas / Fort Worth

Depart Graham at your leisure and head to the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport for your fligh

Depart Graham at your leisure and head to the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport for your flight home or travel onwards to your next destination.  

    Graham > Airport | 105 miles
Sunset, Dallas, Texas

Your Itinerary

You can customise your Texas fly drive holiday by adding extra nights or destinations. Just let us know what you would like to do.

Day 1

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Welcome to Dallas / Fort Worth

Welcome to Texas! Depending on your time of arrival, set out for some dinner and fun, Texas style, at one of the many establishments found in the Stockyards. Try the internationally renowned Cattlemen’s Steak House for a big juicy steak cooked to your specifications.

    Sheraton Dallas or similar

Dallas Texas Cityscape

Day 2

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Fort Worth

Your tour of Texas begins in Fort Worth, the ‘City of Cowboys and Culture’. Celebrate the American West when you visit the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District, it’s 125-acres and 15 square blocks of western tradition. Shop for authentic cowboy gear & dance the night away at Billy Bob’s Texas, the largest Honky Tonk in the World or visit the White Elephant Saloon. Championship rodeos are available on Friday and Saturday nights at Cowtown Coliseum.

    Sheraton Dallas or similar

Fort Worth Stockyards, Texas, USA

Day 3

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Austin

Next up, it’s Austin, the capital of the Lone Star State and the ‘Live Music Capital of the World’. Austin has nearly 200 live music venues that welcome visitors to experience a vibrant nightlife. Many of the music venues are conveniently located in the downtown area near attractions and restaurants. Tour the Texas Capitol, the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, or boutiques along South Congress Avenue. Those who love the outdoors will be delighted by the city’s extensive network of greenbelts, parks, natural preserves and Barton Springs, a naturally spring-fed swimming hole.

    Fort Worth > Austin | 190 miles

    Red Roof Inn Austin or similar

Capitol Building, Austin, Texas

Day 4

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San Antonio

Drive out of Austin in a south-west direction toward the enchanting city of San Antonio. Spend some time at the city’s River Walk, an area millions of people visit to enjoy this unusual urban sanctuary that winds along the San Antonio River. The best way to experience this area is by a guided River or sunset cruise. In the evening, marvel at the panoramic views of San Antonio from 750 feet on top of the Tower of the Americas, built for the 1968 World’s Fair, a glass elevator will take you up to the Flags Over Texas observatory, with heart-stopping views all the way.

    Austin > San Antonio | 92 miles

    Westin Riverwalk or similar

San Antonio River Walk, Texas

Day 5

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San Antonio

Today is yours to explore this great city. Visit the heart of downtown San Antonio to find the Alamo and embark on Mission Trail to explore the four other Spanish colonial missions set amidst the native grasslands along the San Antonio River. When your appetite returns, venture to Market Square, the largest Mexican market north of the Rio Grande to find family owned cafés and colourful food booths. Indulge in authentic Tex-Mex cuisine with selections like Enchiladas Rancheras de Queso and Gorditas de Picadillo o Pollo.

    Westin Riverwalk or similar

The Missions, San Antonio, Texas

Day 6

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Del Rio

Continue travelling west to Del Rio, a classic West Texas town plucked straight from the imagination. Look out for Lake Amistad, it offers plenty of outdoor fun, with scuba diving, swimming, skiing and fishing. Bird watching is a major attraction for this area, and at the state’s oldest winery, Val Verde, you can enjoy a free tour and wine tasting.

    San Antonio > Del Rio | 190 miles

    Best Western Inn of Del Rio or similar

Del Rio, Texas

Day 7

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Big Bend National Park

Leaving Del Rio, make your way through The Big Bend region to arrive at the magnificent Big Bend National Park. This wildly beautiful natural region is home to mountains and vast scenic desert expanses. The area’s towns of Alpine, Fort Davis, and Marfa offer historic and natural sites to explore and for outdoor adventure lovers, over one million acres of public land perfect for hiking, camping, river running, horseback riding, mountain biking, jeep touring and an abundance of sightseeing opportunities await. The regions eclectic communities, historic ranches, and ghost towns offer a complex and fascinating history to explore.

    Del Rio > Big Bend National Park | 220 miles

    Chisos Mountain Lodge or similar

Big Bend National Park

Day 8

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Big Bend National Park

Spend a marvellous day in Big Bend National Park. Sometimes considered ‘three parks in one,’ Big Bend includes mountain, desert, and river environments. An hour’s drive can take you from the banks of the Rio Grande to a mountain basin nearly a mile high. Here, you can explore one of the last remaining wild corners of the United States, and experience unmatched sights, sounds, and solitude.

    Chisos Mountain Lodge or similar

Big Bend National Park, Texas

Day 9

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Midland

Leaving the Big Bend area behind, drive towards Midland, with a stop in Historic Fort Stockton along the way. Midland is a city rich in history; don’t miss Jim Hall’s legendary race cars at the Chaparral Gallery or the World War II aviation nose art collection at the American Airpower Heritage Museum. Or, pay a visit to George W. Bush’s childhood home.

    Big Bend National Park > Midland | 213 miles

    Comfort Inn Midland or similar

Fort Stockton, Texas

Day 10

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Amarillo

Your next stop is Amarillo, gateway to Palo Duro Canyon. Explore the canyon’s incredible river carved spires and pinnacles on your own or via jeep excursions offered by the Elkins Ranch. Back in Amarillo you can explore true Western heritage at the Amarillo Livestock Auction (Tuesday only), American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame, and the Kwahadi –Kiva Indian Museum. Amarillo also offers a portion of fabled Route 66 and one-of-a-kind attractions such as the Big Texan Steakhouse and the Cadillac Ranch, where ten classic Cadillac’s are buried nose down in a field at the same angle as Cheops’ pyramids.

    Midland > Amarillo | 239 miles

    The Fifth Season Inn & Suites or similar

Cadillac Ranch, Texas

Day 11

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Graham

Leave the natural beauty of Amarillo and travel to the beautiful North Texas Hill Country. You will spend two nights at the Wildcatter Ranch for a ‘Hands-on Cowboy Experience’. Enjoy all the comforts of home with a special rustic Texas charm. Expect horseback riding and canoeing or enjoying the sunset from the back porch of your guest room. Whatever you decide to do here, one thing is for sure, the Wildcatter Ranch offers an authentic Texas experience like no other.

    Amarillo > Graham | 276 miles

    Wildcatter Ranch & Resort or similar

Wildcatter Ranch

Day 12

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Wildcatter Ranch & Resort

Morning activities at the Wildcatter include horse demonstrations, hay wagon rides, horse shoes, and lasso games; horseback riding also is available. A Dutch oven lunch at the Wildcatter will give diners a great cooking demonstration along with a good meal. In the afternoon, visit ‘America’s Largest Downtown Square’ in Graham, ideal for walking and shopping. You can also tour nearby Fort Belknap. Return to the Ranch for a chuck-wagon dinner followed by s’mores and relaxation. 

    Wildcatter Ranch & Resort or similar

Pool, Wildcatter Ranch

Day 13

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Farewell from Dallas / Fort Worth

Depart Graham at your leisure and head to the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport for your flight home or travel onwards to your next destination.  

    Graham > Airport | 105 miles
Sunset, Dallas, Texas

This Self Drive Includes

12 nights accommodation
12 nights car hire, with unlimited mileage

Flights & More

Ask your FREEDOM Consultant to include Economy, Premium or Business Class flights for a complete ABTA and ATOL protected package.

They can also add extra nights and experiences in places you choose, to create the exact holiday you are looking for. Popular options include:

  • Extra nights in Austin, Big Bend National Park or any location en route
  • Day tours and experiences

Next Step

Please get in touch with our America Experts to start planning your holiday. You’ll have a single point of contact from your first enquiry through booking.

Lone Star Roundup

13 day Fly Drive – from £1789

With flights from £2489

Price is per person, based on two people sharing a double or twin room and includes pre-booked accommodation, air-conditioned car and unlimited mileage. One-way fees charged locally. Hotels specified are subject to availability and may be substituted by one of a similar or higher standard.

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