the Rails-to-Trails program, this 10-mile hike, bike and equestrian trail passes through prairie, along Lost Creek and around two reservoirs. A day-use trailhead provides a picnic area, swimming and a fishing pier.
JACK COUNTY MUSEUM —In the oldest house in Jack County, the museum includes period furnishings, an exhibit dedicated to county veterans, and memorabilia on Tom M. Marks, who organized the Corn Club, which later became the 4-H Club. 241 W. Belknap.
LAKES — Lake Jacksboro and Lost Creek Reservoir — Fort Richardson State Park offers access for fishing, swimming and boating. Lost Creek Reservoir State Trailway winds around the lakes. Off Texas 59 northeast of Jacksboro. 940/567-3506.
LAMESA POP. 9,383
ALT. 2,975 MAP J-9
The town is at the edge of the Texas High Plains, which are the southernmost extension of the Great Plains. The town name, from the Spanish la mesa (“the table”) describes the flat terrain. Two golf courses, a swimming pool and public parks provide recreation/entertainment.
DAL PASO MUSEUM —Includes home furnishings, tools, and ranch and farm equipment from early days of settlement. Also exhibits works by local artists. 306 S. First St. In the restored historic Dal-Paso Hotel. 806/872-5007.
WINERY —Delaney Vineyards. See WINERIES listing.
LEVELLAND POP. 14,017
ALT. 3,523 MAP G-9
LEVELLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: 1101 Ave. H. 806/894-3157.
www.levellandtexas.org.
Appropriately named for the surrounding terrain. Levelland is the home of South Plains College, which is noted for its music/arts department. The city has become known as the “City of Mosaics” with several large mosaics that may be found on buildings around town, as well as a freestanding mosaic in Carver Park. It is situated on the migratory path for several
species of birds and the Monarch butterfly. Several city parks provide recreational activities, including fishing, swimming and picnicking. An RV park on south U.S. 385 offers free stays, with a three-day maximum.
SOUTH PLAINS COLLEGE ART MUSEUM —The Fine Arts Building houses a collection of old masters art donated to college by Marjorie Merriweather Post, daughter of city’s founder. 1401 S. College Ave. 806/716-2261 or 806/716-2270.
LIPSCOMB POP. 38
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A favorite spot for birders and photographers, the city is surrounded by the Canadian Breaks Loop portion of the Panhandle Plains Wildlife Trail (
www.tpwd.texas. gov/huntwild/wildlife/wildlife-trails).
WOLF CREEK HERITAGE MUSEUM —This museum works to preserve the history of the county, exhibits local artists and conducts educational activities. 806/852-2123.
www.wolfcreekheritagemuseum.org.
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LITTLEFIELD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Fourth Street and LFD Drive. 806/385-5331.
www.littlefieldtexas.org.
The town is named for George Washington Littlefield, cattle baron and philanthropist who developed the southern Yellowhouse Division of the XIT Ranch. City parks offer picnicking and a free RV park.
LITTLEFIELD LANDS/DUGGAN HOUSE MUSEUM — This museum offers local history. 520 E. Waylon Jennings Blvd. 806/385-9001.
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