A guide with things to know about relocating to the Texas Hill Country, including projected population growth, and points of interest around the area.
While a first-timer could easily spend a week or more in New Braunfels just absorbing the food, drink, architecture, shopping, and scenery, the following list of can’t-miss spots will help you put together the perfect day trip. Be forewarned — you’ll arrive home from your day in New Braunfels only to immediately start planning your next trip!
Where to Stop on Your New Braunfels Day Trip
SouthStar Communities, joined by the City of New Braunfels and Comal County, broke ground on our upcoming mixed-use community, Mayfair, on April 12, 2022. Check out the roundup of the latest news here:
May is National Bike Month and it’s the perfect time for folks to give cycling a try in the Texas Hill Country. This area is full of rolling hills, majestic rivers, canyons, and caverns. There is so much to explore outdoors throughout the area on the amazing bike trails that are available. These scenic routes bring locals and visitors alike through rivers, lakes, parks, and other natural wonders. The Texas Hill Country has routes ideal for beginners to advanced riders.
New Braunfels, Texas — SouthStar Communities, joined by the City of New Braunfels and Comal County, broke ground on an upcoming mixed-use community, Mayfair, on April 12, 2022.
In 2021, economic analysis and public policy consulting firm TXP, Inc. prepared a report for SouthStar Communities that explored the potential economic and fiscal impacts of the Mayfair community. In the report, TXP stated that the Mayfair project will generate substantial economic activity and job creation:
Locals in New Braunfels, Mayfair’s home base, will tell you there are two major holiday seasons in our community: Christmas and Wurstfest.
Read the New York Times article on growth on along the I-35 corridor, highlighting New Braunfels.