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Cross the old iron bridge spanning the Colorado River to explore Bastrop, the second oldest city in Texas. Come visit the town that was voted the state's most historic with 130 registered historic buildings.
If you're looking for fun outdoor activities, Bastrop is the place. There are four recreational parks within the 70 square mile Lost Pines of Bastrop County. A favorite ride for bicyclists is the 12 mile Park Road 1C that winds among the pines between Buescher State Park and Bastrop State Park. Lake Bastrop is popular with fishermen, campers, swimmers and boaters. The 1100 Acre McKinney Roughs Nature Park features a science center with trails for hiking and horseback riding.
Rising Phoenix Adventures is your one stop source for renting bikes, kayaks, canoes, camping gear and for guided adventures. Now they've teamed up with Kendra Macon's Roadhouse to save you 15% on kayak, canoe & bike rentals when you dine at the Roadhouse. Ask for a discount coupon when you eat at the Roadhouse, then take it with your Roadhouse receipt to Rising Phoenix Adventures to save on outdoor fun.
Bastrop is blessed with three 18 hole golf courses to provide a variety of challenges to any golfer, regardless of your level of play. Two - Colo Vista and Pine Forest - overlook the scenic Colorado River, while the Lost Pines course in Bastrop State Park meanders through the natural beauty of the native loblolly pines and hardwoods forest.
