Location: Marble Falls
Top Things to do in Marble Falls
10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Marble Falls That You Shouldn't Miss
Marble Falls is a city in Burnet County, Texas, United States. As of the 2016 United States Census, the city population was 7,154. It is about 58 miles (93 km) northwest of downtown Austin and 85 miles (137 km) north of San Antonio.
Restaurants in Marble Falls
1. Heart of Texas Wine Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 143 reviews
Heart of Texas Wine Tours — the perfect solution for a great wine tasting day in Central Texas' Hill Country!Enjoy the company of a knowledgeable, local wine tour guide at the wheel. So grab your friends, spouse, bridesmaids. . . and sit back, relax and take advantage of the most elegant and safest way to enjoy outstanding Central Texas wines.Call to reserve your personalized tour of the Hill Country's best wineries and vineyards.Great memories are only a phone call away!
2. Save The World Brewing Co
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 75 reviews
Specializing in artisanal Belgian style ales, Save the World Brewing Co is a 100% philanthropic production craft brewery. Our beers are available for purchase to enjoy during your visit or to take home in growlers or by the bottle, six-pack, or case!
Reviewed By ViolinGirl3 - Lake Charles, United States
We stopped in for a quick visit on the spur of the moment but ended up staying for over an hour because the atmosphere was so great. There are lawn games that our kids enjoyed and great Belgian style ales—husband enjoyed the Belgian quad. The kids enjoyed the craft sodas. They were starting a Harry Potter trivia game just as we were leaving. Don’t miss this fun spot if you are in the area! Check the hours on the website.
3. Lake Marble Falls
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4.5 based on 121 reviews
One of seven lakes that is located in the heart of Texas and a recommended stop on the Bluebonnet Trail.
Reviewed By boleeb53 - Temple, United States
The lake was beautiful but you couldn't swim. There was a very nice roped off swim area and picnic tables. The area was clean and shady.
4. Flat Creek Estate Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 223 reviews
Experiences Happen Here - Whether you're looking for a traditional relaxed wine tasting experience, an active day of disc golf or hiking through the vineyards, a romantic dinner overlooking the Texas Hill Country or a fun afternoon out with friends, Flat Creek Estate is where experiences happen. Build your Texas Hill Country Experience today!
Reviewed By Kquinnca - Dana Point, United States
We were renting a vacation home in Lago Vista for a family 50th birthday celebration. We had read good reviews of the winery and decided to enjoy a night off the lake for dinner. We were so glad we made the drive to the beautiful winery. The table was set up nicely for our family of 10 and the menu had many great options to suit our family with dietary restrictions. The birthday girl even got a personalized bottle of wine. The owners were very friendly and accommodating!
5. Lakeside Park
6. Sweet Berry Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 145 reviews
Seasonal Pick-Your-Own Farm in Marble Falls, Texas Strawberries: Mid-March - May Harvest of Fall Fun: Late September - Early November Check our website for up-to-date information about the farm!
Reviewed By andreaaI1246JW - Richmond Hill, United States
We had sooo much fun! We went in late April while it was around 80F. The kids not only enjoyed picking the strawberries, they also loved riding the ponies and painting a pot which planted a mini pumpkin seed. We will definitely return for Fall’s pumpkin patch!
7. Hidden Falls Adventure Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By abouc374 - Mill Park, Australia
Best place to off road .Bring your family ,Bring your wife or even come by yourself . All levels available but when you get used to the park you will do all of them . Amazing place in Texas
8. Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By phvi2617 - Anaheim, United States
The Doeskin Ranch Trailhead is about an hour from Austin via I-35. Once you get off the interstate, it's a pretty drive through ranch land. I drove in on a Sunday morning, and there was plenty of parking at the trailhead. Just down the dirt road from the parking area are pit toilets, an amphitheater, and free trail maps. I hiked the Rimrock Trail, a moderate 2.2-mile loop along a shaded creek, through a meadow, up a hill, and then back down again. Elevation gain is pretty mild (200 ft), and there were some overgrown spots in the meadow. There are some beautiful vistas at the top, but you have to peek through trees to find them. It took me an hour with plenty of photo stops, and overall, it's a great little hike with no crowds. There are several other trails, and everything seemed well maintained. Parking is free, and as others have said, be sure to take the gorgeous Cow Creek Rd (Rt 328) on your way in or out.
9. Sculpture on Main
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4.0 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By mel2745 - Denton, United States
Walked through and photographed the sculptures. Variety of pieces to see. Interactive area of musical instruments available to try also. Benches available near public restrooms to stop and enjoy outside/nature for a bit. Visited early in the morning hours, and window-shopped the stores in this area.
10. Dead Man's Hole
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By suehicksaa - Fort Worth, United States
I am always up for a search/ quest. This was very hard to find even after stopping at the visitors center. The roads are not clearly marked. In fact i went past the turn several miles. When i turned around then i saw the correct sign to turn. It is very easy to find once you are on the correct small road. Very interesting place. Worth a search.
