N.H. Davis Pioneer Complex & Museum
Take a relaxing stroll back in time.

Cedar Brake Park
Located in Montgomery on Texas Highway 105, and a few blocks west of the historic downtown district, Cedar Brake Park is a favorite for families and visitors.

Bernhardt Winery
Taste and tour this wonderful local winery and vineyard located in nearby Plantersville. The winery hosts events such as the Second Saturday Jam.

Lake Conroe
There are many reasons to visit Lake Conroe, where you will find fine dining, wonderful accomodations, entertainment, golf, shopping, and year-round events.

Southern Empress
Take a cruise on an authentic replica of a 19th century sternwheeler. Lunch and dinner cruises are available.

Historic Montgomery
Montgomery is the third oldest town in Texas and had its beginnings as a trading post in 1826. It has retained its charm and preserved its 19th century historic downtown! Montgomery is also the birthplace of the Lone Star Flag. Dr. Charles B. Stewart, who was also the first to sign the Texas Declaration of Independence, designed the now iconic flag which flies proudly. The Historic District of Montgomery is located one block north of the intersection of Highway 105 and FM 149.

Kings Orchard
In this little town of Todd Mission, just down the road from Montgomery is a wonderful fruit haven where strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and figs abound. Add many varieties of flowers for a spectacular day in the country. For more information and to find what is in season, call 936-894-2766.

Conroe Outlet Center
For an adventure in shopping, don’t miss a trip to Outlets at Conroe. There are over 60 shops, including Tommy Hilfiger, Nike, Guess and Liz Claiborne. Find great discounts on clothing, furnishings, gifts and more! Open Monday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.; Sunday, 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Located in Conroe.

Sam Houston National Forest
At over 160,000 acres, this National Forest has something for everyone: wilderness, scenic and recreation areas. Enjoy boating, hunting, fishing and hiking on the 128 mile Lone Star Hiking Trail. Keep your eyes open for deer, bears and even alligators! Open year round. There are some user fees. Many areas are wheelchair accessible. Located east of Montgomery.

Sam Houston Statue
General Sam Houston was a larger than life political figure in Texas in the 1800s and has been commemorated with a 67-foot tall statue in Huntsville. Designed and built by David Adickes, “A Tribute to Courage” is a monument to the man who dedicated his life to serving his country. There is also a Visitor Center and a Gift Shop. Located in Huntsville, 25 miles north of Montgomery.

George Bush Presidential Library and Museum
Don’t miss a visit to the Library and Museum dedicated to the 41st President of the United States! The collections include 38,000,000 pages of papers, 1,000,000 photos, 2,500 hours of video and 70,000 artifacts. Learn about his service during WWII and his distinguished career as a congressman, ambassador, director of the CIA, Vice President and President. Open Monday - Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Sunday, 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Admission is charged. Wheelchair accessible. Located in College Station, 35 miles west of Montgomery.

NASA Space Center in Houston
Get a taste for outer space with a behind the scenes tour of NASA! Watch amazing films, take an audio tour, see Mission Control, maybe even see astronauts in training. See space suits, artifacts and actual space craft. Open Monday - Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Admission is charged. Located in Houston, 50 miles south of Montgomery.