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Kerrville is
an ideal year-round getaway. The climate is pleasant
throughout the year, with each season showcased by events
and natural beauty. Be sure to include these interesting
sites in your visit to Kerrville.
A recent revitalization
project has restored downtown Kerrville to its original old-world charm.
The design implements a plan which encourages leisurely strolls past
shops of antiques as well as contemporary galleries.
History
of Kerrville
James Avery
Craftsman
Visit the
headquarters of this nationally acclaimed craftsman of
gold and silver jewelry.
Retail
Shop Open
Mon.-Sat. 9am-6pm
Visitors
Center Open
Mon.-Fri. 9am - 4pm
Located 3.5
miles north of IH-10 on Harper Road.
830-895-1122
Stonehenge II
A very unusual structure
built to replicate the original Stonehenge in England. This
replica of Stonehenge shares the land with replicas of Easter-Island
statues as well.
Stonehenge II is on the move and being relocated to the grounds of the
Hill Country Arts
Foundation Hwy. 39. All the pieces have been moved and most are up
in place. The project is not completed at this time but you can still
come out and enjoy these structures as well as the other exhibits
the foundation has to offer.
 Hill Country
Shooting Sports Center
A full service range
just outside of Kerrville. The range offers 5 skeet fields, 5 trap
fields, 5 bunker trap fields, a 100 yard
rifle range and pistol range. A clubhouse and pro-shop are also located
on site. Call or visit their website for hours. 1886 Cypress Creek Rd.
830-995-4504
Kerrville
Population:
20,425
Elevation:
1,645
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