Marshall is a hub for exploring East Texas, or ETX as we call it! We believe our region is one of the most beautiful parts of our great state and want you to stay in Marshall but feel free to explore all that our slice of heaven behind the Pine Curtain has to offer! Here are some Day Trip Ideas from Marshall:
East Texas Wine Tours
Whether you have a few hours or a whole day, choose a tour that is pleasing to your palette.
Visit the Lekker Wine Tours website and book your adventure today! https://lekkerwine.tours/
Distance From Marshall: 22 Miles
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Home of the unbelievably beautiful Caddo Lake (just a stone’s throw away from Marshall) and the world’s larges bald cypress tree forest. This lake is a photographer’s paradise, hiking/biking trails, boating, cannoning and multiple outfitters who’d love to show you around the bayous and sloughs that make up this beautiful body of water.
Distance From Marshall: 17 Miles
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Explore Jefferson’s historic downtown and ride the Historic Jefferson Railway.
Distance From Marshall: 17 Miles
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The T.C. Lindsey & Co General Store is a must see in East Texas!
Distance From Marshall: 23 Miles
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Let the little ones play and learn at the Longview World of Wonders Children’s Museum. While downtown, grab a drink at Oil Horse Brewing Company.
Distance From Marshall: 35 Miles
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Discover the East Texas Oil Museum or catch a film during the Reel East Texas Film Festival.
Distance From Marshall: 28 Miles
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Visit the Country Music Hall of Fame!
Distance From Marshall: 40 Miles
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See the Henderson Depot Museum or Gaston Museum.
Distance From Marshall: 45 Miles
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Don’t miss visiting Mrs. Lee’s Daffodil Garden in the spring! Experience world class golf at Tempest Golf Club and enjoy shopping and dining downtown.
Distance From Marshall: 61 Miles
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The Rose Capital of Texas and home to the famous Tyler Rose Festival and Azalea Trail in the Spring.
