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These Are America’s 6 Most Stunning Locations, but You’ve Never Heard of Them!

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Hamilton Pool Preserve, Austin, Texas

This stunning location is the perfect place to escape the Texas heat in a lovely natural pool. When you arrive at the Hamilton Preserve, you’ll find a beautiful pool of clear, blue water surrounded by nature’s natural artistry!

Hamilton Pool Preserve is a secret swimming hole only locals know about. The freezing cold water spills over limestone rocks to create a 50ft waterfall that splashes into a wide-open canyon.

The area itself is breathtaking, but watching people take the plunge into the icy cold water is even more exciting! And even though you’ve never heard of this place, every local has. So be sure to check Hamilton Pool Preserve’s website before you drive there.

It can get a bit overcrowded, and you might need a reservation! If you can’t go during the time of your choosing, put yourself on the waiting list. We promise it’ll be worth it!

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10 thoughts on “These Are America’s 6 Most Stunning Locations, but You’ve Never Heard of Them!”

  1. I am the youngest of seven children and my parents always talk about being at Carlsbad caverns. Last year I was there and I went down to them because I could not remember when I came out. I called my sister and I said did you go on that trip with the folks And I asked when it was. It was five years before I was born.

    I absolutely love the place. I spent six hours down in the caverns. They are absolutely amazing!

  2. Barbara A Eyrse

    I have been to the tulip fields several times in my life, they are gorgeous and more beautiful each year. Before the tulips come, the fields are full of daffodils and after the tulips come and gone the fields are full of irises. You have 3 months of beautiful flowers.

  3. I was lucky, I got to see Hamilton Pool when it was a on a private ranch about 50 years ago with Dr. Bill Green from Austin. Back then the Hippies & Texas Longhorns were sneaking in to go skinny dipping. Walked all around underneath the Limestone overhang , followed the stream all the way out of the pool for about a mile to where it flows into the Perdnales river. Now I believe it’s owned and operated by the city of Austin—and crowded. Beautiful!

  4. I live on the southern Oregon coast, so of course I have seen Yachts, pronounced “Ya-hots”. The lighthouse is a beautiful bed and breakfast. The entire coast is gorgeous: please visit, but don’t move here! Too many wealthy retirees are building McMansions and destroying our beautiful unspoiled towns.

  5. James W Mayou

    While on a deployment with the Massachusetts Air National Guard to Alamagordo AFB, NM, in 1981, I and several other airmen made the trip to Carlsbad Caverns on our day off. We got there in time for the last tour of the day. It was breathtaking and very captivating. As we were going through the caverns, they were shutting the lights off behind us. It was a thrilling adventure that I would highly recommend for others to see and appreciate.

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