Dallas - Road Trip Ideas
Everything’s bigger in Texas—and that includes the road trips. So, grab the keys to your stallion, don your best Stetson, and embark on your choice of the best road trips from Dallas. Of course, you’ll need the right wagon to suit, and an SUV rental fits the bill perfectly. Will you go on a Galveston road trip to see sharks, monkeys, and more in the famous glass pyramids of Moody Gardens? Or sashay to Santa Fe (just make sure you know the way), for arts, architecture, and all the enchiladas you can eat? Wherever you go, we can get you there—with a whole host of car rentals from Dallas Airport.
Dallas to Austin
Life is about the journey, not the destination, right? Well, the same is true when you pick up a car rental from Dallas to Austin. Oh yes, there are plenty of things to do between Dallas and Austin, even though the drive time is just a little over 3 hours. Along that 195-mile stretch, you’ll happen upon Czech Stop, just 1 hour into your journey. Here, gorge on so much Czech cuisine then slip your belt to the drivers’ setting (down at least a notch or two). A little further along is the town of Waco, perfect for a leg-stretching wander. You can visit one on the way and the other on the way back or book a one-way car rental from Dallas to Austin and fly back in just over an hour.
Dallas to Houston
Oh to drive along I-45, one of America’s most amazing highways. Pick up a rental car from Dallas to Houston and set off for fun, fun, fun in the Texan sun. Stop in Ennis to smell the bluebonnets, spot deer as you pass through Centreville, and laze your way around Lake Conroe for a much needed pit stop. Well, OK, the driving distance from Dallas to Houston is under 250 miles, so you may not need a pit stop at all. But with so much to see and do along your way, you’ll certainly want one. When you arrive in Space City, yet more adventure awaits. Ponder man’s greatest achievements at the Space Center, drink in the world-famous Texan hospitality at La Carafe, or take in a ball game at Minute Maid Park. And, if you booked a one-way Dallas to Houston car rental, you can fly home when it’s all over in around 1 hour.