Posted in Austin
September 27, 2017
Escape To These 10 Hidden Oases Around Austin To Find Peace And Quiet
Austin’s traffic congestion and wild parties can wear a person out. Sometimes, the best antidote to these stresses is a trip into nature. Lose track of time at these 10 hidden oases around Austin. The peace and quiet will leave you feeling refreshed and better than ever!
Austin sunsets look even more stunning from the top of Mount Bonnell. The only sounds you'll hear are the whispers of delicate breezes and rustling leaves.
Lily pads float gracefully above the pristine pond and peacocks proudly strut by. You can't find a more relaxing spot in Austin. Mayfield Park is located at 3505 W 35th St.
This historic home, located at 3809 West 35th St., is now part of The Contemporary Austin. Stroll the grounds and smell the fragrant flowers. This serene setting is open Monday-Saturday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and Sunday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Lady Bird Johnson and Helen Hayes opened this wildflower center in 1982, and the gorgeous flowers have bloomed ever since. No matter when you go, there's always something in season. These peaceful grounds will completely relax you. The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center is located at 4801 La Crosse Ave and is open every day from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
As the leaves change colors and the temperatures drop, the glistening waters from Onion Creek take on a whole new life. Of course, McKinney Falls State Park is soothing and gorgeous any time of year. Visit this majestic piece of nature at 5808 McKinney Falls Parkway.
You'll feel your troubles melt away at The Isamu Taniguchi Japanese Garden.
This part of the Zilker Botanical Garden is full of rippling water and well-placed stepping stones. In traditional Japanese fashion, the pond spells out a word. Showing his love for this city, Taniguchi chose to make that word "Austin." You can truly get away from it all at 2220 Barton Springs Rd.
Get off the highway and escape into nature. The trails at the Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve will make you forget you're within the city limits. This blissful isolated area is located at 805 N Capital of Texas Hwy,
Northwest Austin is home to a hidden gem hiking trail. Enjoy the quiet solitude at River Place Nature Trail, located at 8820 Big View Dr.
Students appreciate the turtle pond's calming affects, but you don't have to be studying for finals in order to enjoy this sweet escape.
Explore the untouched wilderness at Blunn Creek Preserve, located at 1200 St Edwards Dr.
Where do you like to go for some peace and quiet?
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