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Trip-Planning Resources

General-purpose tools for researching and fact-checking a Texas trip. For the Texas-specific authorities — state tourism, parks, publications — see the Sources page.

#1 — Wikipedia: Texas

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas

Background, history, geography, and demographics in one place. Start here for foundational knowledge — the references at the bottom are often more valuable than the article itself, and the city and region sub-articles go deep.

#2 — Google Scholar

scholar.google.com

Academic paper search. When you need facts, not opinions — Texas climate, demographics, ecology, water. Free to search; many papers have free full-text versions or preprints when the journal copy is paywalled.

#3 — Reddit: r/texas

reddit.com/r/texas

The most honest resource on the internet: real people sharing what actually works, not what they're paid to promote. City subreddits (r/Austin, r/houston, r/sanantonio) answer hyper-local questions. Search before posting — your question has been answered.

#4 — YouTube

youtube.com

The world's largest how-to and travel library. For any Texas drive or destination, somebody has filmed it. We've already done the sorting for the big ones — see our curated, view-ranked Top Texas Travel Videos.

#5 — WholeTech Network

wholetech.com

110+ independent sites covering tech, real estate, sustainability, coworking, entertainment, arts, and more — including the Austin cluster linked from our home page and Tour of Texas. You're already here; browse the network for complementary topics.

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