Hike & Bike Trails
begin in San Gabriel Park
445 E. Morrow St
(512) 930-3595
The Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department has nearly 9 miles of hike and bike trails along the North and South San Gabriel Rivers. There is a 1.6 mile granite trail that loops around San Gabriel Park.
On the North San Gabriel River, there is a one mile lighted concrete trail that goes from San Gabriel Park to Rivery Park.
101 W. 7th Street
circa 1885. An early limestone structure with carved cornices stands beneath the modern stucco facade. Early uses of the building included a local lodge meeting hall on the second floor, and a hardware/grocery store and later, the county’s oldest newspaper, the Williamson County Sun, on the first floor. Now city owned, it houses the Georgetown History and Visitor Information Center.
101 W. 7th Street
103 W. 7th Street
circa 1971. An early wooden structure on this site once housed a restaurant, a barber shop and a pool hall and confectionery, but by 1925 the site was empty. City offices were moved into the present structure in 1971.
103 W. 7th Street
117 W. 7th Street
With its wooden storefront, recessed double-door entry, and decorative metal cornice, this early store typified commercial building traditions of its day. Early records indicate its use as a grocery store, followed by continuous retail and grocery occupation.
117 W. 7th Street
All Things Kids
703 S. Main Street
(512) 868-2659
AllThingsKidsUSA.com
All Things Kids is a unique toys, books, events and more store where you will find: European and North American Toys, Top 100 Best Children’s Books, Gift Registry, Play Zones, Birthday Parties, After-School Enrichment Programs,Summer Programs, and Educational Workshops.
Bark Park
151 Holly Street
(512) 930-3595
parks.georgetown.org/bark-park/
Bark Park is located in a beautiful pecan grove providing significant shade for dogs and their owners alike. There is parking available as well as water fountains and trash containers for owners and their dogs. Additional features will be added to the park such as picnic tables, benches, and a trail around the park in the future. Be sure to locate, read, and understand the Rules for Use posted at the park for an enjoyable visit to Bark Park for yourself, your dog, and your neighbors.
Beauty Escape
The largest and most unique salon in town. Specializing in hair, nails, massage, tanning and skin care.
114 East 7th Street, Suite 115
Georgetown, TX 78626
(512) 930-0605
www.beautyescapesalon.com
Berry Creek Golf Club
30500 Berry Creek Drive
(512) 930-4615
berrycreekcc.com/golf
The Berry Creek Country Club golf course is situated on approximately 115 acres with lengths ranging from 5,110 yards from the ladies tees to 6,649 yards from the championship tees. Course ratings range from 69.7 from the red tees to 71.6 from the gold tees. The course is private, but does host outside tournaments.
Berry Springs Park and Preserve
Main Entrance: 1801 C.R. 152
(512) 260.4283
wilcogov.org/parks/parks/index.html
Williamson County’s Berry Springs Park and Preserve is located on 300-acres along Berry Springs between I.H. 35 and C.R. 152 with the main entrance off of C.R. 152. Berry Springs Park and Preserve is utilized for passive recreational uses including camping, hiking and fishing. The park features a 2.5 mile hike/bike trail that will eventually connect to Georgetown Parks and Recreation trails.
Blue Hole
W. Second Street and Rock Street.
(512) 930-3595
parks.georgetown.org
Blue Hole is a scenic lagoon on the South San Gabriel River. The entrance to Blue Hole Park is located at Second Street and Rock Street, one block west of N. Austin Avenue. This scenic park lined by limestone bluffs is a good wading spot to cool down a little bit in the summer. For more information and driving directions, click on link above
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BreeZe Salon and Day Spa
We take pride in our knowledge and relationships with our clients. Explore the latest and highest quality hair care, skin care, nail care, and body care with products and services based on Aveda’s pure flower and plant essences.
Wolf Ranch Town Center
(512) 863-3242
http://www.breezesalon.com
C.A.D Clamp Buildings
Departing from the local tradition of limestone, these buildings feature imported brick facades accented by cast iron columns attributed to F. Heireman, an Austin metalwork company. Originally each featured identical metal hood molds over the windows and crowning metal cornices. A stepped brick parapet later replaced the cornice on 709 Main. Both buildings are owned by the Williamson County Sun which has published from this located since 1934.
Cedar Breaks Park
Cedar Breaks Road
(512) 930-5253
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Cedar Breaks Park is located on the south side of Georgetown Lake, which is located in the hill country area of Texas approximately 25 miles north of Austin. The park is aptly named for the abundance of cedar (Ashe Juniper) present. Cedar Breaks offers 64 campsites. Please call or visit website above for more information and reservations.
City Lights Theatres
The City Lights 12-screen movie theater features an Art Deco style that hearkens back to the Golden Age of film. Have dinner at City Café, a full-service restaurant in the lobby. A unique and fun venue for corporate meetings, all theatres are equipped with digital projectors and video conferencing technology.
420 Wolf Ranch Parkway
Georgetown, TX 78626
512.868.9922
http://www.citylightstheatres.com/
Cowan Creek Golf Club
1433 Cool Springs Way
(512) 864-1111
www.sctxca.org
Cowan Creek Golf Club is the newest championship golf course at Sun City Texas. You will experience a true resort course feeling as each hole has its own character. Designed by Gary Stevenson and has rolling fairways, water features, large landing areas and generous greens. Open to the public 7 days a week.
Creative Playscape
1003 N. Austin Ave.
(512) 930-3595
parks.georgetown.org
The Creative Playscape was built in 1993 as a community wide effort. Bring the children out for hours of fun in this giant maze and play area! Then, plan on relaxing for a picnic in the newly added pavilion picnic area. The Creative Playscape is located near the Georgetown Recreation Center. For driving directions, click on the link above.
Dell Diamond
The Dell Diamond is the home of the Round Rock Express Baseball Club. With a seating capacity of 8,688 fixed seats, crowds at The Dell Diamond can easily swell to 12,000 with room for almost 3,000 additional fans on the outfield grass berm area.
3400 East Palm Valley Blvd, Round Rock
512.255.BALL
http://roundrockexpress.com/
Dimmitt Building
circa 1890. Hand-hewn limestone, cast iron, and pressed metal components were creatively combined in this noteworthy Victorian commercial building. Nameplates from the Mesker Brothers ironworks are visible on the first floor pilasters. The building is still owned by the descendants of the Dimmitt family.
719 Main Street
Disc Golf Course
San Gabriel Park & Rivery Park
(512) 930-3595
parks.georgetown.org
The Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department maintains two Disc Golf Courses. There is a 9-hole Disc Golf Course in San Gabriel Park and there is an 18-hole Disc Golf Course in the Rivery Park. For more information regarding the Disc Golf Courses, please call or visit website above.
Elite Aesthetics
When you escape into Elite Aesthetics spa you can expect attention to detail, top-of-the line product, and remarkable service. They strive to deliver a personalized experience to each of their guests–they design a treatment based on your unique needs.
4402 Williams Dr., Ste. 110
Georgetown, TX 78628
(512) 931-2600
ea-spa.com
Evans Building
circa 1902. Hand-hewn limestone was used to exemplify the Romanesque Revival style, popular in Texas in the early 1900′s. The three-dimensional quality of the richly carved details is a dramatic contract to the utilitarian austerity of the Shaffer Building next door.
713 Main Street
Founder’s Park
811 Main Street
(512) 930-3595
parks.georgetown.org
Williamson County’s first six commissioners met here under a stately oak tree in May 1848 to choose a location for the county seat. George Washington Glasscock offered to donate the land he owned jointly with Thomas B. Huling as a site for the county seat. The land was bounded by the oak tree at one corner and the San Gabriel River to the north and west.
Fountainwood Observatory
Come see what the sky has for you to behold on a clear Georgetown evening! See a beautiful crescent moon or brilliant planets. As the evening proceeds, view the season’s visible constellations. On hand to guide viewing will be S.U. Physics Department faculty and talented observers from the Williamson County Astronomy Club . Fountainwood Viewing Nights are always FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. The Observatory is located on the northeast side of the Southwestern University campus adjacent to the Rockwell Baseball Field.
Fusion MedSpa
Fusion MedSpa offers a variety of aesthetic skin care procedures including Botox, CO2 Laser Skin Resurfacing, IPL Photofacial, Chemical Peels, Permanent Hair Reduction and much more!
Wolf Ranch Town Center
1015 W. University Ave. Ste. 515
Georgetown, TX 78628
(512) 868-0003
http://www.fusionmedspa.com
Gault Site Tours
Were you aware the Gault Site has been known to archaeologists since 1929? And that by 1999, 60% of all excavated Clovis artifacts inthe Americas had been discovered at Gault?
Well, now is your chance to learn more about this significant archaeological site in Williamson and Bell counties.
The Williamson Museum, along with The Gault School of Archaeological Research, is putting together special tours to Gault.
Georgetown Challenge Course
(512) 931-2644
challengecourse.georgetown.org
Nestled among the trees lining the North San Gabriel River, this year-round course consists of many low team elements, 22 new and exciting high elements (including parallel zip-lines), and two climbing walls. We can also provide special skill workshops including rock climbing or rappelling. The 4-hour program includes: a team assessment of needs prior to the event and four hours of our lower team building initiatives.
Georgetown Country Club
1500 Country Club Rd.
(512) 930-4577
www.georgetowncountryclub.net
Georgetown Country Club is an historic golf course built in a valley that is home to an abundance of wildlife. The golf course is an 18-hole regulation length golf course which has water hazards that come into play on twelve holes. The narrow fairways are tree lined, and the greens are medium in size and speed.
Georgetown Municipal Airport
Georgetown Municipal Airport
(512) 930-3666 main number
(512) 930-3637 schedule tours
airport@georgetown.org
airport.georgetown.org
The Georgetown Municipal Airport is a General Aviation Reliever Airport to the Austin Bergstrom International Airport. This means that the Airport provides services to general aviation aircraft instead of them using A.B.I.A. No regularly scheduled passenger or freight service is available at the Georgetown Municipal Airport.
The airport is used for general aviation training, recreational, and business flying.
Georgetown Public Library
402 West 8th Street
(512) 930-3551
library.georgetown.org
The Georgetown Public Library houses and administers a collection of more than 80,000 items and has a wonderful “Kid’s Only!” Program. Weekly story hours, a summer reading program, reference services, and public access to the Internet are a few of the services provided.
Georgetown Recreation Center
1003 North Austin Avenue
(512) 930-3596
recreation.georgetown.org
The Georgetown Recreation Center is open Monday – Friday 5:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m., and Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. You can purchase daily passes or annual memberships.
Georgetown Tennis Center
400 Serenada Drive
(512) 931-2444
tennis.georgetown.org
This tennis facility offers tennis lessons, including private lessons, leagues, tournaments, and camps. The center includes 11 hard surface lighted tennis courts, a swimming pool for summer enjoyment, and a clubhouse complete with dressing rooms, showers, and a pro shop.
Glasscock Block
circa 1907. Shortly after the turn of the 20th century, this block of one-story commercial spaces was completed. The limestone structure featured a plastered front with handsome segmental arched openings.
107-111 E. 7th Street
Grace Heritage Center
9th and Main St.
(512) 869-8597
georgetownheritagesociety.com
Capacity: 82
Cost: $300/4 hour increments
Food: Must be approved.
Other Information: Used for weddings, receptions, private parties and small meetings. Call for more information.
Grape Creek Winery
103 W. 7th Street
grapecreek.com
Grape Creek’s vineyard and original winery location is on highway 290 near Stonewall, Texas. Their wines have won 100 medals in the last two years in competitions in California, New York, Ontario, and Texas. The Georgetown location would include a tasting room and a wine production area.
H. C. Craig Building
circa 1903. This pressed metal storefront is one of the nearly 5,000 sold by the St. Louis firm of Mesker Brothers between 1884 and 1907. Marketed by catalog and shipped by rail, these metal fronts offered affordable yet stylish alternatives for the “public” facades of buildings. H.C. Craig Furniture store opened in this building in 1903.
115 W. 7th Street
Hardtails
1515 N. IH 35
(512) 869-5454
hardtailsbarandgrill.com
More than just a biker bar, Hardtails Bar & Grill serves lunch, and has weekly specials and events including Karaoke, Live Music and Free Pool!
Hill Country Flyer
The Hill Country Flyer descends rugged Short Creek Canyon and crosses the tall trestle over the South San Gabriel River on its way from Cedar Park to Burnet. The train operates on an evening schedule in December for a beautiful view of holiday lights along the route. Make plans early to ride the Hill Country Flyer during bluebonnet season!
512.477.8468
http://www.austinsteamtrain.org/
Historic Downtown
103 W. 7th Street
(800) 436-8696
Stroll beautiful downtown Georgetown and appreciate some of the finest Victorian architecture in the state of Texas. Unique shopping and delicious dining are some of the options which await you. Or, simply enjoy the restored historic buildings and landmark descriptions that describe a portion of Georgetown’s rich history. To arrange for a guided tour, please call in advance.
For more information and to download a self-guided walking tour, click here.
Historic Downtown Walking Tour
Stroll beautiful downtown Georgetown and appreciate some of the finest Victorian architecture in the state of Texas. If you would like to arrange for a guided tour, please call the Williamson Museum at (512) 943-1670 two weeks in advance.
For more information and to download a self-guided walking tour, click here.
For a preview of the downtown tour, click here.
Inner Space Caverns
4200 S. IH-35
(512) 931-CAVE
myinnerspacecavern.com
Inner Space is a living cave, which means that its formations are continuing to develop and take shape. For over 80,000 years the cavern has been constantly changing, allowing for spectacular displays and breathtakingly beautiful formations. Inner Space Caverns has a friendly kennel available free of charge for visiting pets as they wait for their owners.
Jim Hogg Park
Jim Hogg Road
512) 930-5253
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Jim Hogg Park is located on the north side of Georgetown Lake, which is located in the hill country area of Texas approximately 25 miles north of Austin. The park was named for former Texas Governor Jim Hogg. Visitors enjoy camping, fishing, boating, picnicking, and all nature has to share. Jim Hogg Park offers 148 campsites with water and 30amp/20 amp electrical hookups.
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
The Wildflower Center is a botanical garden in Austin, Texas, dedicated to native plants. Our vision for the future is to preserve and restore the natural beauty and biological richness of North America by inspiring people to love the land.
4801 La Crosse Avenue, Austin
512.292.4100
http://www.wildflower.org
Lake Georgetown
500 Lake Overlook Dr.
(512) 930-5253
www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/georgetown
For the more serious angler or water enthusiast, this 1200 acre lake offers boating, skiing, fishing, four separate camping areas, a wildlife preserve and 16 miles of hiking trails. Cedar Breaks Park and Jim Hogg Park have boat ramps and camping facilities with RV hook-ups and restrooms with showers. Russell Park has both a camping and swimming area, a boat ramp and restrooms with showers.
Legacy Hills Golf Club
301 Del Webb Blvd.
(512) 864-1212
Legacy Hills, recognized as one of the premier golf courses of the Hill Country, has been called the best all-around course by the Austin American Statesman. Designed by PGA champion Billy Casper and golf architect Greg Nash, the 18-hole course offers beautiful scenery and an enjoyable golf experience. Open for public play.
M.B. Lockett Building
circa 1885. M.B. Lockett’s prominence as a successful dry goods merchant is reflected in this impressive limestone and brick building, which was remodeled in 1896. One of Georgetown’s most outstanding examples of High Victorian commercial architecture, it features Mesker Brothers cast iron columns, an oriel windows and decorative pressed metal cornice.
119 W. 7th Street
Masonic Lodge
circa 1900. With an onion dome spire soaring majestically from the corner tower, the Lodge became a major element in Georgetown’s streetscape and skyline. The Belford Lumber Company selected heavily resticated limestone with which to construct the building, which features arched door and window openings. The ground floor first housed a drugstore and, for a time, the post office before a furniture store took possession. The Masons continued to meet upstairs until 1982 when the building was sold.
Mel’s Lonestar Lanes
Georgetown’s premier family entertainment center! 40 lanes of bowling fun, party rooms, cafe, arcade, sports bar, billiards, and shuffleboard tables! Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Mirror, Mirror Skin Spa
Located in Jan’s Luxuries, Mirror, Mirror carries a fine line of unique beauty and skin products, such as Ecco Bella and Keyano Aromatics. They do facials, body wraps, body scrubs, waxing and other skin rejuvenations.
4410 Williams Dr., Suite 102
(512) 864-0071
Novita Spa on the Square
115 West 7th Street
(512) 864-2773
www.novitaspa.com
Novita Spa is a unique Day Spa located on the historic Georgetown Square. Offering custom facials, clinical facial and body treatments, Massages, Decadent Spa Manicures and Pedicures, Mineral make-up applications and more.
Old U.S. Post Office
circa 1931. Buff-colored brick offset with terra cotta and marble trim was used to construct the Georgetown Revival-style post office, the only example of this architectural style in Georgetown. The dormer windows, roofline balustrade, classical pilasters, round keystone arched windows, and handsome broken scroll pediment over the entrance are typical Georgetown Revival details. In 1895, a frame structure on this site housed a livery stable and undertaker.
Old Williamson County Jail
circa 1888. The lawlessness of the frontier days prompted county fathers to commission this imposing fortress-like jail, the county’s fourth. The limestone building with crenelated parapet was designed by prominent Waco architects, Dodson and Dudley, in a style reminiscent of the French Bastille. This historic building no longer serves as a jail, but has become a landmark, housing offices in downtown Georgetown.
Palace Theatre
810 South Austin Avenue
(512) 869-7469
www.georgetownpalace.com
The Palace Theatre in the historic downtown district is home to a year-round season of live theater productions including musicals, comedies, and dramas. This former movie house was renovated and in 2001 opened as a live theater venue.
Pink and Chic Organic Day Spa
Pink and Chic Organic Day Spa is a spa dedicated to providing you with an affordable luxury. We offer massage, facials, and spa treatments ranging from moisturizing foot exfoliating wraps to full body clay masks. We use organic products in our spa treatments and, here at Pink Chic, we believe in moving forward by being healthier and living greener!
308 W. 8th St, Suite 102
(512) 639-4907
pinkandchicdayspa.com
Rachel and Co.
Rachel and Co. is a full-service salon, offering cutting, coloring, texturing, conditioning, facial waxing, nail care, massage and more. In a career spanning more than thirty years, Rachel Harris and her husband, Bill, have owned half a dozen salons and two hairstyling schools, and have trained several national champion hairstylists and one world champion.
Rachel & Co. is the culmination of their years of experience and the pinnacle of their careers in hairstyling.
Razmataz Salon
Razmataz is an upbeat salon that knows what’s going on in fashion, we live for hair and all that’s important to make you beautiful! Come see for yourself – you won’t believe the difference when you walk in our doors!
805 South Main Street
Georgetown, TX 78626
(512) 864-9829
razmatazsalon.com
Roots Bistro
118 West 8th Street
(512) 863-7080
rootsbistro.com
A relaxed place to meet friends for great food and a great time, often times served with live music!
Russell Park
Russell Park Road
(512) 930-5253
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Keep driving west on Williams Drive, past Sun City approximately a mile, then take a left on Ranch Road 3405. Go almost a mile, then take a left on County Road 262, to arrive at Russell Park. Two boat ramps and 70 covered picnic areas are available with barbecue pits and a swimming beach. Open April 1 – September 30th 6 a.m.
Salado
Salado is a charming old town located just 20 miles North of Georgetown on I35. In the early 1800s it was a frequent stopping point on the cool spring fed Salado Creek for Indians, Spanish, and Mexican travelers. In the mid 1800s it became an Overland Stage and Pony Express stop on the Chisholm Trail. Today the Stagecoach Inn marks the spot with a Texas historical medallion.
Salons of the Town
Welcome to SALONS of the TOWN, Georgetown’s PREMIERE Salon and Spa. Your senses will be awakened as you enter our visually stimulating environment, sip on our complimentary gourmet coffee, tune in to our XM Blend radio, and connect to our wireless internet. You have never experienced a Salon quite like this, come experience the difference! You may choose all or one service to customize your beauty experience.
San Gabriel Park
445 E. Morrow Street
(512) 930-3595
parks.georgetown.org
Meandering right through the very heart of Georgetown is the San Gabriel River. What better place to find one of the most beautiful parks in the State of Texas. San Gabriel Park is graced with 200 year-old oak trees that offer the shade of their branches to family picnics, games of touch football or Frisbee, concerts, festivals, canoeing, swimming and, well, a lazy day of fishing.
Southwestern University
Southwestern University is the oldest chartered university in Texas. The campus, located on 700 acres, is one of the most beautiful and architecturally resplendent in the state, with Gothic style buildings dating back to the 1800′s. Southwestern has consistently been rated as one of the best liberal arts colleges in the nation, fostering a community of lifelong learners.
1001 E. University Ave.
(512) 863-6511
http://www.southwestern.edu
Sunken Gardens
445 E. Morrow
(512) 930-3595
parks.georgetown.org
Set in beautiful San Gabriel Park, the Sunken Gardens are available for rental for weddings and other social events.
The 50/50 Restaurant & Wine Bar
708 S. Austin Avenue
(512) 863-5777
the5050.biz
Conveniently located in the Historic Square of Downtown Georgetown, The 50/50 Restaurant & Wine Bar offers guests a unique menu by fusing the flavors of American favorites with Latin Cuisine. The multi-level seating area provides a relaxed and family-friendly setting, with HDTVs in every nook so you can hang with the family or catch the game.
The Painted Churches of Texas
These churches were built by 19th century Czech and German immigrants in this new territory. Although simple looking wooden structures from the outside, practically every inch within the church is covered with bright paintings. Inscriptions are in Czech and German, the languages these people spoke. Fifteen of these churches are in the National Register of Historic places. Most are open daily, all have Sunday services.
Schulenberg, Texas
http://www.schulenburgchamber.org/Visitors-Info/Painted%20Churches.html
866.504.5294
The Vineyard at Florence
8711 FM 487, Florence, Tx 76527
(254) 793.3114
thevineyardatflorence.com
The Vineyard is a destination for weddings and bridal parties, corporate retreats and private functions. They offer indoor and outdoor spaces for events, including rental villas and tower. Experience luxurious relaxation at their spa and then enjoy a delicious lunch offered by their cafe. Check out their website for directions, classes, and entertainment!
The Williamson Museum
716 South Austin Avenue
(512) 943-1670
williamsonmuseum.org
The Williamson Museum promotes the unique culture and heritage of Williamson County with their exhibits, educational programming, monthly hands-on events and other events for the public. The Museum also provides tours of the Historic Williamson County Courthouse.
Uptown Social
501 South Austin Avenue, Suite 1410
(512) 863-8100
TheUptownSocial.com
Located on the top floor of Tamiro Plaza located right off the Downtown Georgetown Square. The Uptown Social is a great place, to relax, take a load off, enjoy a great beverage, watch a game and have great food! 21 and up after 9pm.
Vanishing Texas River Cruise
The Vanishing Texas River Cruise is the premier ecological tour of central Texas. You’ll take a 2-hour cruise on a 150 passenger, three-deck excursion vessel through the scenic wilderness along the historic Colorado River Canyon. You’ll cruise past beautiful waterfalls and sheer cliffs. Wildlife viewing and birding are spectacular. Private charters are available.
800.728.8735
http://www.canyonoftheeagles.com/vanishing.htm
Veteran's Memorial Plaza
The Georgetown-Williamson County Veterans Memorial honors all veterans who have served in our military services. The memorial plaza is lined with 2500 engraved bricks; two walls: the 16-foot Williamson County Memorial Wall and a second, 82-foot limestone Memorial Wall; and nine granite plates engraved with the names of Williamson County residents who had given their lives in either World War I, World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam War and the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Walburg Mercantile Restaurant and Biergarten
The Walburg Restaurant brings you a truly authentic German experience in dining and entertainment. With much research and selection, we have found chefs to continue the legacy of German cuisine from our Bavarian heritage. Our 1882 vintage structure seats over 250 which easily accommodates large parties.
Just behind this antique dining establishment, nestled in oak trees, is our Biergarten including a large open tent with two stages for live entertainment.
West End Salon and Spa
We are a full service salon for men and women. We specialize in color and highlights and we do facials and massages.
206 West 10th Street
Georgetown, TX 78626
(512) 869-3393
White Wing Golf Club
151 Dove Hollow Trail
(512) 864-1243
sctxca.org
White Wing golf course is an 18-hole, par 72 course and is open to the public. Course architects, Casper/Nash of Phoenix, took advantage of many existing natural features and incorporated them into their design. The course occupies 118 acres that includes three lakes. White Wing has its own nine-acre practice range and a putting green.
Wildfire
812 S. Austin Avenue
(512) 869-3473
wildfiretexas.com
Time Magazine referred to Wildfire as a “reason to move to Georgetown.” The food is artistically presented but straightforward and hearty, appealing to both the epi-curious and the real meat-and-potato folk as well. Atmospheric and relaxed fine dining.
Williamson County Courthouse
710 Main Street
(512) 943-1670
williamsonmuseum.org
Visible for miles around, the imposing beautiful neoclassical structure is the focal point of the central business district and the fifth structure to serve as a county courthouse. Austin architect C.H. Page designed the building, projecting porticoes supported by Ionic columns, and classic pediment and balustrade detailing. The courthouse was restored to its original splendor in 2007.
Wimberley Glass Works and the Devils Backbone
Wimberley was founded in 1848 and has many old historic buildings now used as gift shops, restaurants, and art galleries. Wimberley is north of San Marcos on highway 12 and on the Blanco River and Cypress Creek. In addition to seeing the old town square, visit the Wimberley Glass Works and watch artists as they make artistic glass objects. Demonstrations are daily except Tuesdays. The devils backbone is one of the most scenic drives in Texas winding across ridgelines providing vistas of the scenic Texas hill country and lush vegetation.
