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Day Trip to Dripping Springs 🧗🏻 (FULL EPISODE) S4 E5

THROWBACK EPISODE - This episode originally aired on PBS on November 8, 2012. Some of the locations may have changed. Check http://thedaytripper.com for the most up-to-date information. As with many hill country towns, it isn’t so much what’s in town, but all around town. This is especially true with Dripping Springs the “Gateway to the Hill Country." You might even say this town's dripping with adventure... Before you head to check out the hills of this country, there are some things in the town worth checking out. First off, this town was actually named after a “dripping spring” and you can see those exact springs on the private property of the Homestead at the Dripping Springs B&B. Just knock on the door, and the owner is usually happy to show you around. This place puts the “bar” in barber shop. And while you can’t get your hair cut here (well, I mean I guess you could but it might not be too pretty…), you can grab a fresh pint of craft brew from this bar serving house-made brews and Texas brews from all over the state. To experience the beauty of the Texas Hill Country, there are a few must-do activities just north of town. The first is Hamilton Pool, an amazing natural grotto that is also one of Texas’s most magnificent swimming holes. Make sure you arrive early, or else you might be waiting in the parking lot for hours to get in. This swimming hole is partially covered by a massive limestone grotto making it the perfect mix of sun, shade and tons of splashing! While Hamilton Pool is well-traveled, these preserves are as untouched and pristine as possible. Take a guided nature tour down to this stunning grotto and cave and be taken into a world far away from human hands. If you want to jump into the hill country full-on, then there’s no better place than Milton Reimer’s Ranch, this private ranch turned public park is an outdoor playground with everything from fishing to mountain biking, and even some of the best rock climbing in Texas. Start the day off right with breakfast at Rolling in Thyme & Dough, a delicious breakfast and lunch spot tucked away in an old house right off Highway 290. The egg/sausage/pesto croissant is phenomenal, the cinnamon rolls are BIGGER than your face and the sticky buns are divine. To cap off an outstanding day, head south of Dripping Springs to the town of Driftwood, TX and take down a big, honkin’ plate of some of the best BBQ in Texas at The Salt Lick. The ‘que can come in Family Style portions for large groups — or just the exceptionally hungry Texan — to enjoy all they have to offer. Thanks for subscribing - http://bit.ly/3TL61AO FOLLOW MY ADVENTURES. http://www.thedaytripper.com Instagram :   / chettripper   Facebook :   / thedaytrippertv   Twitter :   / chettripper   Check out our Texas-sized collection of day trip gear at The Daytripper Online Store: https://store.thedaytripper.com/ And be sure to visit the NEW Daytripper World Headquarters store in Downtown Georgetown, TX! Get directions here: https://thedaytripper.com/daytripper-...