Bandera Texas
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Taking in the sights downtown on a horse and longhorn tour
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A cowboy gallops through a dude ranch on his horse
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The county courthouse, built with local limestone in 1890
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Old saddles at the Frontier Times Museum
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Mockingbird eating berries in Texas Hill Country
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Driving a covered wagon, Old West-style
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Old-time gas station reflecting a bygone era
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Simple chapel in the countryside outside town
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Spring
16 - 29 ºC
Summer
20 - 34 ºC
Fall
7 - 22 ºC
Winter
5 - 20 ºC
January
2 - 17 ºC
February
4 - 19 ºC
March
8 - 23 ºC
April
11 - 26 ºC
May
17 - 29 ºC
June
20 - 33 ºC
July
21 - 34 ºC
August
21 - 35 ºC
September
18 - 32 ºC
October
12 - 27 ºC
November
7 - 21 ºC
December
2 - 17 ºC
- Major Airports:
- San Antonio (SAT)
- States:
- Texas
Absorb the cowboy spirit in Hill Country
Bandera is nestled in the rugged Texas Hill Country less than an hour from San Antonio. When you see the hitching posts around town, you may think you have walked onto a movie set. But make no mistake, it is not. It’s common to see horses tied to hitching posts at local watering holes with motorcycles parked beside them or a horse-drawn wagon blending with Main Street traffic. Bandera is a small town by any standard, with a population of less than 1,000, but with a cowboy spirit of independence and individualism as large as you will find anywhere.