Journey down Fort Worth’s Ale Trail, comprising 13 craft breweries and counting, while taking in the whimsical murals and public artwork throughout the city.
Book your stay at the Omni Fort Worth Hotel or the AC Hotel in downtown Fort Worth, centrally located and a quick trip to many of the breweries. Try a local brew from one of the many nearby restaurants with local brews on tap.
Sip on a sour, stout or seasonal selection from Martin House Brewing while taking in the view of the Fort Worth skyline. The breweries located a hop-skip away from Top Golf alongside the Trinity River.
Pack a bag for a picnic for you and Fido when you visit HopFusion Ale Works and Funky Picnic Brewery & Cafe. These neighboring breweries flank The Skinny (a multifunctional, linear park) and CalhoundPark (a fenced dog park).
Explore Inspiration Alley in The Foundry District, a perfect place to snap a pic for the ‘Gram. Newcomer Maple Branch Craft Brewery is located directly across the street and pairs perfectly with a grab-and-go bite from Meyer & Sage.
Walkabout downtown Fort Worth’s staggering public art collection before hitting up Cowtown Brewing for a plate of ‘cue and a German-style lager. The Fort Worth Public Art program comprises over 100 pieces.
Visit Tyler, Texas where you’ll have a bloomin’ good time! Mark a few things off of your bucket list using the Thirsty Pines Tour as your guide featuring breweries, wineries, coffee brews and plenty of food. After you have checked in at several places on the tour, you will receive an exclusive East Texas prize.
Outdoors or indoors, 5 stars or under the stars, Tyler has you covered when it comes time to rest your head. For a full list of accommodations and amenities, check out our lodging website.
Tyler is home to two locally owned breweries with two very unique experiences. At ETX Brewing Co., you can enjoy locally brewed craft beer and a unique gastropub food menu located right in Downtown Tyler. Or head over to True Vine Brewing, Tyler’s first craft brewery, offering artistically inspired beers for every palate.
Known as the “Rose Capital of America,” roses have been serious business in this East Texas city for decades. The epicenter of it all is the Tyler Municipal Rose Garden, a 14-acre oasis home to 32,000 roses of all kinds and colors. This free attraction is the largest rose garden in America!
Raise your glass to a good time in Waco! This charming Texas town is home to the award-winning Balcones Distillery that has earned over 40 international recognitions, four local vineyards and four breweries.
Book a weekend away at the popular Magnolia properties. The charming homes are beautifully decorated in Joanna’s classic style. The Carriage House and Magnolia House comfortably sleep 6-8 guests, while the Hillcrest Estate accommodates up to 12.
Grab a beer at Waco's finest breweries located within a five-minute loop of each other: Waco Ale Co., Brotherwell Brewing and Southern Roots Brewing. Extend your brew tour when you stop at Bare Arms Brewing located across the street from Magnolia Table.
Tucked alongside the Brazos River near Waco's Downtown Cultural District is a one-mile stretch of outstanding public art. The collection comprises approximately forty sculptures, including the Waco Sculpture Zoo, a collection of 28 animal-based artworks.
Visit Fort Worth partnered with Visit Tyler and Visit Waco to create this itinerary. All three organizations encourage visitors practice social distancing while exploring the destinations.
