Welcome! Located in the southern most region of Texas, the Texas
Tropical Trail Region covers 20 counties, 23,000 square miles and
is home to 1.7 million residents. The Texas Tropical Trail Region
offers the complete Texas experience.
 
If you are looking for . . .

•  costumes                                                                                                    
• fairs-county fairs
• ferries-- hand-drawn and engine-powered 
• historical sites-- battlegrounds, buildings, churches, homes, lighthouses
• land management-- preserves, ranches, refuges, sanctuaries, wetlands 
• military- naval bases
• multiculturalism-- customs, festivals, foods, languages
• museums-- art, cultural, history, and science
• recreational activities-- beachcombing, boating, kayaking, surfing
• tropical climate-- orange groves, palm trees, plants, wind & water 
• wildlife-- bird watching, fishing, hunting 
• and so much more

 . . . then let the warm water, gentle breezes, and abundant sunshine entice you to this
enchanting paradise.                       
                     Visitor Information                 Calendar of Events Guide          

Next Meeting: 

September 16, 2008- Kingsville (Kleberg County)-
hosted by the Kingsville CVB, King Ranch, King Ranch Museum, Kleberg County Historical Commission and the Henrietta Memorial Center.

You are cordially invited to attend the 37th. in a series of
monthly meetings and educational presentations
celebrating the  heritage of South Texas. More information
to follow on the Educational Tours as it becomes available.

August Meeting Summary August 19, 2008.
Hosted by Raymondville Chamber of Commerce. (Willacy County) 

Raymondville Historical Museum

REQUEST FOR TEXAS TROPICAL TRAIL REGION BROCHURE

Heritage Tourism Guidebook (pdf)

The Texas Tropical Trail Region heritage tourism program is a not-for-profit initiative developed by the Texas Historical Commission and organized in February 2005 with an eleven-member volunteer Board of Directors, a salaried Regional Coordinator and over 400 partners in tourism throughout the 20 county South Texas area known as the Texas Tropical Trail Region.  Kingsville is the home of the Regional office located at the Kingsville Chamber of Commerce, 635 East King Street, room 102. It is the intent of the Texas Tropical Trail Region Board of Directors to showcase the heritage, natural beauty and diverse culture of South Texas for the benefit and enjoyment of Texans and travelers. To achieve this goal, the Board must first join hands with our tourism partners, community leaders, and state and local entities to identify, preserve and interpret our natural, historical and cultural resources. Monthly meetings with educational presentations are the workshops to help make this goal a reality.  These meetings are open to the public.