McGee's Landing Guidebook

Sightseeing

Things to do nearby

Patricia Huffman Smith NASA Museum

The PHS Museum tour takes you on a journey through Columbia's first historical flight of STS-1 through its last mission of STS-107. It also provides a glimpse of the recovery of Columbia and the Crew of STS-107, along with the two who lost their lives in the recovery efforts. This museum has many items and artifacts from NASA and its contractors, the families of the crew of STS-107, as well as from other individuals. The hours of operation are Tuesday-Saturday from 10:00 AM-5:00 PM and Sunday and Monday by appointment only (excluding holidays).

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Patricia Huffman Smith NASA Museum

375 Sabine St

8 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona

The PHS Museum tour takes you on a journey through Columbia's first historical flight of STS-1 through its last mission of STS-107. It also provides a glimpse of the recovery of Columbia and the Crew of STS-107, along with the two who lost their lives in the recovery efforts. This museum has many items and artifacts from NASA and its contractors, the families of the crew of STS-107, as well as from other individuals. The hours of operation are Tuesday-Saturday from 10:00 AM-5:00 PM and Sunday and Monday by appointment only (excluding holidays).

Tack-A-Paw Expedition

Tack-A-Paw Expedition's outpost is located on Toro Bayou, 22 miles from Leesville, Louisiana and 2 miles from Toledo Bend Dam on Hwy 392. Servicing over 70 miles of rivers and streams in Louisiana, as well as the southern end of Toledo Bend Reservoir, they offer a variety of float trips ranging from 2 hours to several days of canoe camping. Trips can be arranged for beginning canoeists, intermediate or experts out for an adventure. Tack-A-Paw Expeditions 2340 Toro Road Anacoco, LA 71403

Tack-A-Paw Expedition

2340 Toro Rd

Tack-A-Paw Expedition's outpost is located on Toro Bayou, 22 miles from Leesville, Louisiana and 2 miles from Toledo Bend Dam on Hwy 392. Servicing over 70 miles of rivers and streams in Louisiana, as well as the southern end of Toledo Bend Reservoir, they offer a variety of float trips ranging from 2 hours to several days of canoe camping. Trips can be arranged for beginning canoeists, intermediate or experts out for an adventure. Tack-A-Paw Expeditions 2340 Toro Road Anacoco, LA 71403

Trail Between the Lakes

Head out on this 26.9-mile point-to-point trail near Hemphill, Texas. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 9 h 13 min to complete. This trail is great for backpacking, birding, and camping, and it's unlikely you'll encounter many other people while exploring. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.

Trail Between the Lakes

Head out on this 26.9-mile point-to-point trail near Hemphill, Texas. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 9 h 13 min to complete. This trail is great for backpacking, birding, and camping, and it's unlikely you'll encounter many other people while exploring. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.

Hemphill

There's much to see and do in Hemphill! In the Piney Woods of East Texas, Nature lays down a wondrous welcome mat. Carpeted with fragrant pine needles, brimming with lakes both mammoth and mysterious, and seasonally rich with radiant roses, delicate dogwoods, and exquisite azaleas, this inviting area both fascinates and captivates. Excellent forest scenery along highways in all directions. Stands of Virginia shortleaf pine are seen south of Hemphill at community of Yellowpine via Texas 87, also on F.M. 2343. One of the finest stands of longleaf pine is at scenic roadside park about five miles west on Texas 184.History seems to seep from every crack and crevice in Sabine County. The courthouse square at Hemphill, one of the most unusual in East Texas, is surrounded by quaint buildings, antique stores and gift shops. The courthouse, completed around 1910, is one of East Texas' best known landmarks and its old county jail, built in 1903, is now a museum and library. On the corner of the square, domino players regularly gather beneath an ancient cedar tree. If you would like to know more about lodging and dining options in Hemphill, please contact the Sabine Sunset on Toledo Bend Lake County Visitors Bureau for more information. Any time of year, Hemphill is a great place to visit -- come see how we're building a quality community. Explore Hemphill, Texas! Undisturbed natural beauty. Experience the excitement of catching trophy bass, crappie and stripers. World class fishing, hiking, swimming, camping, boating and bird watching. Shop for antiques collectibles and artwork. Learn more about the rich history of the land along the Sabine River

Hemphill

There's much to see and do in Hemphill! In the Piney Woods of East Texas, Nature lays down a wondrous welcome mat. Carpeted with fragrant pine needles, brimming with lakes both mammoth and mysterious, and seasonally rich with radiant roses, delicate dogwoods, and exquisite azaleas, this inviting area both fascinates and captivates. Excellent forest scenery along highways in all directions. Stands of Virginia shortleaf pine are seen south of Hemphill at community of Yellowpine via Texas 87, also on F.M. 2343. One of the finest stands of longleaf pine is at scenic roadside park about five miles west on Texas 184.History seems to seep from every crack and crevice in Sabine County. The courthouse square at Hemphill, one of the most unusual in East Texas, is surrounded by quaint buildings, antique stores and gift shops. The courthouse, completed around 1910, is one of East Texas' best known landmarks and its old county jail, built in 1903, is now a museum and library. On the corner of the square, domino players regularly gather beneath an ancient cedar tree. If you would like to know more about lodging and dining options in Hemphill, please contact the Sabine Sunset on Toledo Bend Lake County Visitors Bureau for more information. Any time of year, Hemphill is a great place to visit -- come see how we're building a quality community. Explore Hemphill, Texas! Undisturbed natural beauty. Experience the excitement of catching trophy bass, crappie and stripers. World class fishing, hiking, swimming, camping, boating and bird watching. Shop for antiques collectibles and artwork. Learn more about the rich history of the land along the Sabine River

201 Main St

Historic Jail Museum Sabine County Jail Museum The jail was built in 1904 and was used by Sabine County until 1982. One of two jails in Texas that had a hanging rope. Now known as the Sabine County Jail Museum and Vergie Speights Memorial Library. The jail is rich in history, rare books for viewing, and many interesting exhibits. View the rope used for hanging and the trap door. Open Wednesday - Saturday, 9am - 2pm. Address: Historic Jail Museum Courthouse Square Hemphill, TX, 75948

201 Main St

201 Main Street

Historic Jail Museum Sabine County Jail Museum The jail was built in 1904 and was used by Sabine County until 1982. One of two jails in Texas that had a hanging rope. Now known as the Sabine County Jail Museum and Vergie Speights Memorial Library. The jail is rich in history, rare books for viewing, and many interesting exhibits. View the rope used for hanging and the trap door. Open Wednesday - Saturday, 9am - 2pm. Address: Historic Jail Museum Courthouse Square Hemphill, TX, 75948

Texas 87 & Farm To Market Road 83

Memorial site for the seven Columbia Astronauts. Intersection of Highways 87N & 83E

Texas 87 & Farm To Market Road 83

Memorial site for the seven Columbia Astronauts. Intersection of Highways 87N & 83E

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Fairmount General Store

Sportsmans Cafe

Fin & Feather Resort

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Sightseeing

Patricia Huffman Smith NASA Museum

Tack-A-Paw Expedition

Trail Between the Lakes

Hemphill

201 Main St

Texas 87 & Farm To Market Road 83