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More than 160 species of trees and more than 1,000 containers of specimen trees in collection of Bonsai styles. Many feature the traditional trees (maples, elms, pines); however, majority of exhibit focuses on native trees to Central and South Texas. In Jade Gardens at 12404 R.M. 12 south of town...

Hill Country scenes captured in oils, handicrafts, hobbies and souvenirs, are available in several quaint shops and studios clustered on and around Wimberley’s "town square."

7A Resort is located in Wimberley, Texas. This laid-back, relaxing location is a perfect place to unwind by sitting in or tubing on the Blanco River, sunning by the spacious pool overlooking the river, or reading a book or napping in the shade of live oak and pecan trees at your cabin.

Find out more about Quicksand at Woodcreek County Club.

The popular cypress-lined water hole is fed by Cypress Creek. It provides a place for camping, swimming and picknicking. Open daily. Take C.R. 173 east one-half mile; take a left onto Blue Hole Road. Open weekends Apr.–Sept. Admission fee, parking fee. 512/847-9217.

One of Texas’ most scenic drives, officially R.M. 32, the "Devil’s Backbone" is a winding, razor-backed ridge overlooking Hill Country vistas. Extends from R.M. 12, just south of Wimberley, west about 24 miles to near Blanco.

Local artists provide free glassblowing demonstrations complete with information on the history of glass. Open daily 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Tue.–Sat. with glass blowing demonstrations from Wed.–Sat.; closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day and Easter ; tour buses welcomed by appointment. Seven...

Open Mon.–Sat. 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. 1–4 p.m. On R.M. 12 north of the square. 512/847-2201. www.wimberley.org.

Canyon Lake. See LAKES listing.