An 18-day reversed Southern road trip via Texas, Galveston, Memphis, and Nashville
Estimated cost
$6,094estimated total
Stays
$2,464
Fuel
$720
Food
$1,710
Other
$1,200
Estimates generated at planning time — your actual costs may vary.
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1
199 mi3h 49mDepart 08:00
Start
Lake Caroline Dr, Ruther Glen
Drive south from Lake Caroline Dr via I-64 and I-81 through the Shenandoah Valley.
147 mi2h 32m
1
Attraction
Natural Bridge State Park
Natural Bridge, United States
10:30–12:001h 30m here$9
Woodland trail beneath a monumental limestone arch
A scenic first hike for the adventure theme; wear grippy shoes because Cedar Creek Trail can stay damp.
Drive southwest on I-81, following the Blue Ridge toward Roanoke.
43 mi46m
2
Food
Local Roots Restaurant
Roanoke, United States
13:15–14:301h 15m here$35
Seasonal Southern cooking in historic Grandin Village
A quality local lunch at moderate cost; check Wednesday hours and reserve if dining after 18:00.
Drive through Roanoke to the signed Mill Mountain summit road.
6 mi16m
3
Attraction
Mill Mountain Star
Roanoke, United States
15:00–16:001h here
Panoramic overlook beneath Roanoke's illuminated star
Excellent Blue Ridge views after the drive; use the summit parking lot and avoid leaving valuables visible.
Drive down Mill Mountain and cross toward downtown Roanoke.
4 mi14m
4
Overnight
The Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center, Curio Collection by Hilton
Roanoke, United States
16:20–08:2016h here$70
Historic downtown hotel with convenient sedan parking
Its central setting makes the overnight worthwhile; confirm whether self-parking is included in your rate.
Day 2
324 mi6h 9mDepart 08:20
Check out, then drive south on I-81 and mountain highways toward the Blue Ridge Parkway.
196 mi3h 33m
5
Attraction
Blue Ridge Parkway - Linville Falls Visitor Center
Newland, United States
11:15–13:001h 45m here
Short forest trails to dramatic gorge viewpoints
A rewarding Blue Ridge hike without consuming the day; download maps because mobile service is inconsistent.
Drive through the High Country on winding forest roads toward Banner Elk.
15 mi23m
6
Food
The Pedalin' Pig
Banner Elk, United States
13:30–14:301h here$25
Relaxed barbecue stop near the High Country
Casual smoked meats suit a hiking day; try the brisket and allow extra time on mountain roads afterward.
Drive southeast from the mountains toward Charlotte, joining major highways near Hickory.
112 mi2h 10m
7
Attraction
Romare Bearden Park
Charlotte, United States
17:15–18:0045m here
Uptown green space framed by Charlotte's skyline
A low-effort skyline walk after the mountain drive; park once at a nearby Uptown garage.
Drive through Uptown streets to the hotel garage.
0 mi3m
8
Overnight
Hyatt Place Charlotte Downtown
Charlotte, United States
18:10–08:4014h 30m here$155
Comfortable Uptown base near restaurants and parks
Walkable for an easy evening downtown; verify garage access instructions before arriving.
Day 3
313 mi5h 21mDepart 08:40
Check out, then drive southwest through the Carolina foothills and northeast Georgia.
190 mi3h 4m
9
Attraction
Tallulah Gorge State Park
Tallulah Falls, United States
11:15–13:452h 30m here$5
Deep gorge with suspension bridge and rim trails
One of Georgia's best adventure stops; obtain any gorge-floor permit early and carry water for the stairs.
Drive north briefly through Tallulah Falls and Clayton on US highways.
11 mi16m
10
Food
Universal Joint Clayton
Clayton, United States
14:05–15:051h here$25
Casual burgers and regional beer in a converted garage
A relaxed post-hike meal; outdoor seating is pleasant in September when afternoon storms hold off.
Drive southwest toward Atlanta and enter Midtown outside the worst evening rush.
109 mi1h 51m
11
Attraction
Ponce City Market
Atlanta, United States
17:15–19:152h here$30
Food hall and rooftop attractions in a landmark factory
Combines Atlanta atmosphere and dinner choices; use the paid deck rather than hunting for street parking.
Drive into downtown Atlanta and use the hotel's signed vehicle entrance.
2 mi10m
12
Overnight
Hotel Indigo Atlanta Downtown, an IHG Hotel
Atlanta, United States
19:35–08:3513h here$185
Stylish downtown hotel near major city landmarks
A central two-night base minimizes city driving; valet parking is easiest but should be budgeted separately.
Day 4
7 mi41mDepart 08:35
Check out for the day without moving luggage, then walk through downtown to the aquarium.
1 mi5m
13
Attraction
Georgia Aquarium
Atlanta, United States
08:50–11:503h here$55
Huge marine exhibits including whale sharks
A major Atlanta highlight with immersive exhibits; reserve the earliest timed admission before weekend slots fill.
Drive east from downtown and use the restaurant's lot or nearby paid parking.
2 mi9m
14
Food
Mary Mac's Tea Room
Atlanta, United States
12:15–13:301h 15m here$30
Classic Atlanta institution for Southern comfort food
Fits the Southern-road-trip theme; order fried chicken or pot likker and expect a weekend wait.
Drive to a public garage near Historic Fourth Ward Park, then continue on foot.
2 mi9m
15
Attraction
Atlanta Beltline Eastside Trail
Atlanta, United States
14:00–16:002h here
Urban trail linking murals, parks, and lively districts
An active way to experience local neighborhoods; start near Historic Fourth Ward Park and bring sun protection.
Walk through central Atlanta from the hotel after an afternoon break.
2 mi13m
16
Activity
SkyView Atlanta
Atlanta, United States
18:15–19:0045m here$20
Downtown observation wheel with sunset skyline views
Adds a gentle evening adventure and city panorama; book near sunset and walk from the hotel.
Walk back through downtown from Centennial Olympic Park.
1 mi4m
17
Overnight
Hotel Indigo Atlanta Downtown, an IHG Hotel
Atlanta, United States
19:10–08:1013h here$185
Second night in the same convenient downtown base
A second night avoids repacking after a full Atlanta day; retrieve the sedan only when departing tomorrow.
Day 5
337 mi5h 8mDepart 08:10
Check out, then drive west on I-85 toward Montgomery.
162 mi2h 25m
18
Attraction
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice
Montgomery, United States
10:45–12:151h 30m here$5
Powerful open-air memorial examining racial terror
A meaningful historical stop on the westbound route; reserve admission and allow quiet reflection time.
Drive into downtown Montgomery and park in the entertainment district.
1 mi3m
19
Food
Central Restaurant
Montgomery, United States
12:30–13:451h 15m here$35
Contemporary Southern restaurant in a historic warehouse
Offers a polished regional lunch near the memorial; confirm Sunday service before relying on it.
Drive southwest on I-65 to Mobile Bay and exit directly for the memorial park.
172 mi2h 33m
20
Attraction
USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park
Mobile, United States
16:15–18:152h here$18
Historic battleship, submarine, and military aircraft
Hands-on exploration suits an adventure-focused trip; wear closed shoes for steep ladders and metal decks.
Drive across Mobile Bay into the downtown hotel district.
2 mi7m
21
Overnight
The Admiral Hotel, Mobile Downtown
Mobile, United States
18:35–08:2513h 50m here$102
Historic downtown hotel near Mobile's evening scene
Places you near Dauphin Street for an evening walk; use hotel parking instead of moving the sedan downtown.
Day 6
174 mi3h 16mDepart 08:25
Check out, then drive south from Mobile toward Theodore.
23 mi29m
22
Attraction
Bellingrath Gardens & Home
Theodore, United States
09:00–11:002h here$27
Estate gardens filled with Gulf Coast plants
September foliage and shaded paths offer a calm coastal start; bring insect repellent after wet weather.
Drive west along the Gulf Coast toward Biloxi, using coastal roads where traffic permits.
56 mi1h 2m
23
Food
The Blind Tiger Biloxi Beach
Biloxi, United States
12:15–13:301h 15m here$30
Casual seafood overlooking Mississippi Sound
A fitting Gulf seafood break; choose a shaded table and try local shrimp when available.
Drive west on I-10, crossing the coastal marshes into New Orleans.
93 mi1h 36m
24
Attraction
Jackson Square
New Orleans, United States
15:45–17:001h 15m here
Landmark French Quarter square beside St. Louis Cathedral
Introduces New Orleans through architecture and street life; leave the car at the hotel and explore on foot.
Walk from the hotel through the Warehouse District.
1 mi7m
25
Food
Cochon RESTAURANT
New Orleans, United States
18:15–19:451h 30m here$55
Cajun cooking centered on Louisiana ingredients
A destination-worthy regional dinner within budget; reserve several weeks ahead and try the wood-fired oysters.
Walk back through the Warehouse District after dinner.
0 mi3m
26
Overnight
Cambria Hotel New Orleans Downtown Warehouse District
New Orleans, United States
20:00–08:0012h here$170
Modern Warehouse District hotel outside Quarter congestion
Avoids driving inside the French Quarter while staying walkable; confirm overnight parking charges.
Day 7
350 mi5h 19mDepart 08:00
27
Attraction
Buffalo Bayou Park
Houston, United States
18:15–19:301h 15m here
Urban trails and skyline views beside the bayou
A welcome walk after the longest drive so far; use a designated park lot and carry water in Gulf humidity.
Drive a short downtown leg from Buffalo Bayou Park to the hotel entrance.
1 mi5m
28
Overnight
C. Baldwin, Curio Collection by Hilton
Houston, United States
19:45–08:0512h 20m here$180
Comfortable downtown hotel near Buffalo Bayou
Convenient after the bayou walk and before heading west; compare valet and nearby garage prices.
Day 8
281 mi5h 2mDepart 08:05
Check out, then drive west on I-10 and north toward Austin.
162 mi2h 34m
29
Attraction
McKinney Falls State Park
Austin, United States
10:50–12:502h here$6
Limestone swimming holes and creekside hiking trails
Adds an active nature break before Hill Country; reserve a day pass and check whether swimming is advised.
Drive southwest on local Hill Country roads toward Driftwood.
27 mi40m
30
Food
Hays City Store & Ice House
Driftwood, United States
13:30–14:451h 15m here$28
Hill Country grill known for burgers and Tex-Mex
A relaxed transition into Hill Country; try the green-chile burger and refuel before rural roads.
Drive west through the Texas Hill Country toward Kerrville.
86 mi1h 37m
31
Attraction
The Coming King Sculpture Prayer Gardens
Kerrville, United States
17:15–18:301h 15m here
Hilltop sculpture garden with broad sunset views
Fulfills the required Kerrville visit with a memorable overlook; wear sturdy shoes on the steep paths.
Drive through Kerrville to the hotel on Junction Highway.
6 mi10m
32
Overnight
Inn of the Hills Hotel & Conference Center
Kerrville, United States
18:45–08:0513h 20m here$58
Established Hill Country hotel with easy surface parking
A practical Kerrville base with sedan-friendly parking; request a quiet room away from event spaces.
Day 9
106 mi2h 15mDepart 08:05
Check out, then drive southeast through ranch country toward Bandera.
38 mi50m
33
Activity
Hill Country State Natural Area
Bandera, United States
09:15–11:452h 30m here$6
Rugged trails through classic Texas ranch country
The trip's strongest Hill Country hiking stop; carry ample water and reserve entry before leaving Kerrville.
Drive from the natural area into central Bandera.
11 mi16m
34
Food
Old Spanish trail
Bandera, United States
12:15–13:151h here$22
Long-running cowboy-town cafe serving Texan classics
Matches the Western character of Bandera; try chicken-fried steak and avoid the main lunch rush.
Drive southeast from Bandera into central San Antonio.
55 mi1h
35
Attraction
The Alamo
San Antonio, United States
14:45–16:151h 30m here$15
Historic mission central to the story of Texas
Anchors the required San Antonio visit; reserve a timed church entry and park once at the hotel.
Walk from Alamo Plaza down to the River Walk.
1 mi4m
36
Attraction
San Antonio River Walk
San Antonio, United States
16:20–18:202h here
Landscaped riverside paths through downtown
A shaded, atmospheric walk after the Alamo; explore on foot and avoid moving the car downtown.
Walk along the river to the hotel entrance.
1 mi5m
37
Overnight
Drury Plaza Hotel San Antonio Riverwalk
San Antonio, United States
18:30–08:1013h 40m here$185
Historic downtown hotel directly beside the River Walk
Its location supports a car-free two-night stay; confirm garage clearance and parking fees before arrival.
Day 10
27 mi1h 2mDepart 08:10
Check out for the day without moving luggage, then drive south along the mission corridor.
8 mi17m
38
Attraction
San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
San Antonio, United States
08:30–11:303h here
UNESCO-listed Spanish missions linked by trails
Combines history with outdoor exploration; drive the mission route and start at Mission San José before the heat.
Drive north from the missions toward Five Points.
11 mi19m
39
Food
The Cove
San Antonio, United States
12:00–13:151h 15m here$25
Casual sustainable burgers and Texas beer
A relaxed lunch with vegetarian choices; order at the counter and use the onsite parking lot.
Drive north to Brackenridge Park and follow signs for garden parking.
3 mi10m
40
Attraction
Japanese Tea Garden
San Antonio, United States
13:40–14:551h 15m here
Stone bridges, shaded paths, and a waterfall garden
A peaceful contrast to downtown history; parking fills on weekends, so arrive before mid-afternoon.
Drive back to the hotel, leave the sedan parked, then walk through Hemisfair.
4 mi9m
41
Activity
Tower of the Americas
San Antonio, United States
17:45–19:001h 15m here$19
Observation deck overlooking the city and Hill Country
Offers a fitting sunset finale to San Antonio; buy observation-deck tickets online and walk from downtown.
Walk from Hemisfair through downtown to the hotel.
2 mi7m
42
Overnight
Drury Plaza Hotel San Antonio Riverwalk
San Antonio, United States
19:15–08:1513h here$154
Second night at the central River Walk base
Staying put keeps the pace moderate; pack tonight for a prompt northbound departure.
Day 11
292 mi4h 51mDepart 08:15
Check out, then drive northeast on I-35 toward New Braunfels.
36 mi41m
43
Food
Coopers Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que
New Braunfels, United States
09:00–10:001h here$28
Classic counter-service Texas barbecue
A hearty early stop before the northbound drive; select meat at the pit and avoid over-ordering by weight.
Drive north on I-35 through Austin toward Waco.
151 mi2h 28m
44
Attraction
Cameron Park
Waco, United States
12:30–14:001h 30m here
Riverside trails and limestone bluffs above the Brazos
Breaks the I-35 journey with hiking and river views; park near Lovers Leap and stay hydrated.
Drive north on I-35 and east through the Metroplex toward Arlington.
104 mi1h 39m
45
Attraction
AT&T Stadium
Arlington, United States
16:00–18:002h here$40
Home of the Dallas Cowboys and a major stadium-tour stop
This required landmark is best experienced on a guided tour; confirm the schedule around Cowboys events.
Drive through the entertainment district to the hotel's vehicle entrance.
1 mi4m
46
Overnight
Live! by Loews - Arlington, Texas
Arlington, United States
18:15–08:1514h here$185
Modern hotel within the stadium entertainment district
Ideal for avoiding event-area traffic after the tour; reserve parking with the room when games are scheduled.
Day 12
47 mi1h 29mDepart 08:15
Check out for the day without moving luggage, then drive west to the Stockyards.
18 mi29m
47
Attraction
Fort Worth Stockyards
Fort Worth, United States
08:45–11:152h 30m here
Historic cattle district with Western architecture
Delivers classic North Texas character; check the cattle-drive time and use a district parking lot.
Drive south from the Stockyards toward the Trinity River.
5 mi16m
48
Food
Heim Barbecue on the River
Fort Worth, United States
11:40–12:551h 15m here$30
Popular barbecue beside the Trinity River
A strong regional lunch near the day's route; arrive early because signature burnt ends can sell out.
Drive into downtown Fort Worth and park near the convention center.
6 mi16m
49
Attraction
Fort Worth Water Gardens
Fort Worth, United States
13:20–14:201h here
Modernist pools and dramatic cascading water
A visually striking quick stop; use nearby garage parking and keep off wet ledges.
Drive east from Fort Worth back to Arlington and follow theme-park parking signs.
16 mi22m
50
Activity
Six Flags Over Texas
Arlington, United States
15:00–19:004h here$65
Large amusement park with major roller coasters
The day's main adventure experience; buy dated admission ahead and verify September operating hours.
Drive from the theme-park lot to the nearby hotel entrance.
2 mi7m
51
Overnight
Live! by Loews - Arlington, Texas
Arlington, United States
19:15–07:4512h 30m here$115
Second night beside Arlington's entertainment venues
A second night avoids a late transfer after the park; depart early to beat Metroplex traffic tomorrow.
Day 13
316 mi5h 14mDepart 07:45
Check out, then drive southeast through the Metroplex and Houston toward Clear Lake.
282 mi4h 14m
52
Attraction
Space Center Houston
Houston, United States
11:30–15:304h here$35
NASA exhibits and tram tours of Johnson Space Center
A major hands-on science attraction en route to the coast; book the NASA Tram Tour in advance.
Drive east from NASA toward Kemah and Galveston Bay.
7 mi15m
53
Food
T-Bone Tom's
Kemah, United States
16:00–17:151h 15m here$35
Texas grill serving steaks, barbecue, and seafood
Provides a substantial late lunch before Galveston; try the Armadillo Eggs and park in the restaurant lot.
Drive south across the Galveston Causeway and continue along Seawall Boulevard.
26 mi39m
54
Attraction
Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier
Galveston, United States
18:15–20:152h here$35
Gulf-front rides extending over the water
Fulfills the required Galveston visit with coastal adventure; check wind-related ride closures before buying.
Drive from the seawall to the Strand Historic District.
1 mi6m
55
Overnight
The Tremont House, Galveston, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Galveston, United States
20:35–08:1511h 40m here$195
Historic hotel in the walkable Strand district
A characterful two-night coastal base; use valet parking to avoid changing street restrictions.
Day 14
35 mi1h 19mDepart 08:15
Check out for the day without moving luggage, then drive west across Galveston Island.
6 mi21m
56
Attraction
Moody Gardens Attractions Theme Park
Galveston, United States
08:35–12:053h 30m here$75
Rainforest pyramid, aquarium, and educational exhibits
A weather-resilient Galveston highlight; choose the aquarium and rainforest package and reserve online.
Drive east along Seawall Boulevard to the restaurant lot.
4 mi14m
57
Food
Gaido's
Galveston, United States
12:30–14:001h 30m here$50
Long-established Gulf seafood restaurant on the seawall
A worthwhile quality meal for fresh Gulf seafood; reserve and ask about the day's local catch.
Drive west along the island to the state park entrance.
11 mi19m
58
Activity
Galveston Island State Park
Galveston, United States
14:30–17:303h here$5
Coastal trails, paddling water, and quiet beach habitat
Adds beach and wetland adventure beyond the busy seawall; reserve entry and bring insect repellent.
59
Overnight
The Tremont House, Galveston, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Galveston, United States
19:50–08:1012h 20m here$195
Second night in Galveston's historic downtown
Staying a second night supports a relaxed island day; check coastal weather before departing inland.
Day 15
300 mi5h 14mDepart 08:10
Check out, then drive north across the causeway and around Galveston Bay to La Porte.
43 mi56m
60
Attraction
San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site
La Porte, United States
09:20–10:501h 30m here
Texas independence battlefield and towering monument
Adds context to earlier Alamo history; verify monument access because restoration work may affect entry.
61
Attraction
American Rose Center
Shreveport, United States
17:15–18:301h 15m here$10
Expansive gardens featuring thousands of rose bushes
A restorative outdoor break after the inland drive; late September bloom varies, so check garden updates.
Drive from the western gardens into downtown Shreveport.
16 mi18m
62
Overnight
The Remington Suite Hotel & Spa
Shreveport, United States
18:50–08:1013h 20m here$145
Boutique suites in downtown Shreveport
A comfortable downtown overnight before the Memphis leg; ask about secure onsite parking when booking.
Day 16
354 mi5h 19mDepart 08:10
Check out, then drive west through Shreveport to the museum's parking area.
4 mi8m
63
Attraction
Louisiana State Exhibit Museum
Shreveport, United States
08:25–09:251h here
Regional history presented through detailed dioramas
Earns the Shreveport overnight with useful regional context; check weekday opening before departure.
64
Attraction
National Civil Rights Museum
Memphis, United States
16:45–19:152h 30m here$20
Essential civil-rights museum at the Lorraine Motel
A profound centerpiece for the required Memphis visit; book the latest workable timed entry in advance.
Drive a short South Main district leg to the hotel entrance.
0 mi2m
65
Overnight
ARRIVE Memphis
Memphis, United States
19:25–07:5012h 25m here$175
Design-focused hotel in the South Main district
Walkable from the museum and South Main restaurants; reserve secure parking rather than using the street.
Day 17
404 mi6h 22mDepart 07:50
Check out, then drive south from downtown Memphis to the Graceland complex.
9 mi14m
66
Attraction
Graceland
Memphis, United States
08:10–10:402h 30m here$80
Elvis Presley's mansion and entertainment complex
Completes the Memphis music experience; reserve the first mansion tour and leave luggage concealed.
Drive east on I-40 from Memphis to Nashville.
216 mi3h 17m
67
Food
Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint
Nashville, United States
14:15–15:301h 15m here$28
Whole-hog barbecue near Lower Broadway
A convenient introduction to required Nashville; order whole-hog barbecue and use a downtown garage.
Walk from the restaurant through downtown Nashville.
0 mi2m
68
Attraction
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Nashville, United States
15:40–17:402h here$30
Definitive collection covering country music history
The essential Nashville anchor for music lovers; buy timed admission and keep the sedan in one garage.
Walk east through downtown to the pedestrian bridge.
0 mi3m
69
Attraction
John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge
Nashville, United States
17:50–18:2535m here
Cumberland River crossing with skyline views
A quick skyline walk before leaving Nashville; sunset light is best, but maintain the onward schedule.
Return to the garage, then drive east on I-40 through Middle Tennessee to Knoxville.
179 mi2h 47m
70
Overnight
Hyatt Place Knoxville / Downtown
Knoxville, United States
21:30–08:1010h 40m here$175
Central Knoxville hotel beside Market Square
Breaks the return journey at a lively overnight city; notify the hotel of late arrival and reserve parking.
Day 18
437 mi6h 56mDepart 08:10
Check out of the hotel, leave luggage secured in the sedan, then walk to Market Square.
0 mi2m
71
Attraction
Market Square
Knoxville, United States
08:20–09:0545m here
Historic pedestrian square at the heart of Knoxville
Gives Knoxville a real morning visit before the final drive; leave the sedan at the hotel garage.
Walk from Market Square through central Knoxville.
0 mi2m
72
Food
The French Market Creperie Downtown
Knoxville, United States
09:10–10:0555m here$20
Casual crepes and coffee near Market Square
A quick but substantial breakfast before I-81; choose a savory crepe and fill water bottles before leaving.
73
Food
Mac and Bob's
Salem, United States
15:20–16:201h here$25
Popular local restaurant known for calzones
Provides an early dinner before the last highway leg; split a large calzone if you prefer a lighter drive.
186 mi3h 8m
Finish
Lake Caroline Dr, Ruther Glen
Before you go
Local tips
- 1Reserve Graceland, AT&T Stadium, Space Center Houston, Georgia Aquarium, and the Alamo before departure.
- 2Schedule outdoor Texas activities early; September afternoons commonly remain hot and humid.
- 3Monitor Cowboys and Rangers calendars because Arlington event traffic can sharply affect hotel and parking prices.
- 4Use one garage per city in Atlanta, New Orleans, San Antonio, and Nashville, then explore compact districts on foot.
- 5Refuel before leaving Houston for Hill Country and before the rural Delta segment toward Memphis.
- 6Check Gulf tropical-weather forecasts daily from Mobile through Galveston and leave the coast early if evacuation guidance begins.
Good to know
- 1The reversed stop order creates substantial southeast-to-west and Texas backtracking compared with the original corridor.
- 2I-35 through Austin, I-10 through Houston, and the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex have severe weekday congestion.
- 3September is within Atlantic hurricane season; Galveston attractions and causeway access may close during tropical weather.
- 4Texas frontage roads can require early lane changes, and high-speed merging is common around major cities.
- 5The final Nashville-to-Knoxville transfer follows a full sightseeing day; fatigue management and a meal break are essential.
- 6State-park swimming areas may close after flooding or poor water-quality readings; obey posted notices.
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