Texas Hill Country Passport - A guide for visitors and newcomers.  Covers Blanco County and the Hill Country. Texas Hill Country Passport - A guide for visitors and newcomers.  Covers Blanco County and the Hill Country.
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Ranches of Brushy Top — A community with incredible views, exotic wildlife, and acreage homesites.
The Hill Country Visitor's and Newcomer's Passport is a practical 5.5” by 8.5” glossy magazine and website featuring advertising, maps and useful information about the Texas Hill Country. The Passport covers Blanco County, including the towns of Blanco, Johnson City, and Round Mountain, as well as the surrounding area.

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Day Trips
The Texas Hill Country is full of interesting destinations on scenic roadways, many of which make a great day trip from Blanco or Johnson City.
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Experience the largest outdoor market in the Texas Hill Country. With so many vendors, it's difficult to see all there is to offer.
Art lovers and artists meet up year-round on the last Saturday of the month for a stroll around Johnson City's budding and diverse art community. By Susan Kirchman
The world's largest working wildflower farm offers more than just wildflowers — events, tastings, and more fun abound.
From the 2009-2010 Hill Country Passport.
Look for Marathon, likely the most photographed public art sculpture in the Hill Country, and you've found the turn for The Sculpture Ranch outside of Johnson City.
From Spring 2008 Visitor's Guide.
Citizens of Blanco and Blanco County put on a celebration for the sesquicentennial.
From Spring 2008 Visitor's Guide.
The Blanco Library has come a long way from its humble beginning in 1938 and, once again, the library will be on the move.
From Spring 2008 Visitor's Guide.