Bobcat Bucket List

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The graduation ceremony marks the completion of your degree requirements, and commencement celebrates that accomplishment and looks forward to the future.

San Marcos is home to the highly rated Skydive Spaceland San Marcos, a skydiving and parachute jumping company.

Texas State is home to one of the best theatre programs in the country, so there are plenty of students ready to try their hand at performing.

The idea behind “Spirit Friday” is for students and staff to flood the campus in a sea of maroon and gold if they find themselves there on a Friday.

The 8-10 mile river trip from San Marcos to Martindale typically takes around five hours depending on your route and paddling level.

Just remember, follow traffic laws and wear a helmet to be safe on your ride.

The best picnic spot is about one mile past The Devil’s Backbone Tavern.

We recommend going in the evening around Halloween if you like being scared!

The San Marcos station was founded in 2001 and serves Amtrak and city bus customers.

River Fest is Texas State’s free music festival where students get to dress up and listen to music from well known bands.

There are so many options to have a drink in San Marcos, so we made a list of our favorites.

This is a one stop shop for textbooks, apparel and technology.

Wonder World started with just a cave, but they’ve added new activities and events that happen throughout the year.

Whether you’re roadtripping to Waco, TX or Lafayette, LA, it’s sure to be a trip full of school spirit and unique experiences.

On the second Saturday of every month from March to December, you can find local art vendors and live music on the square in San Marcos.

Established in 1977 by Eddie Mack, Showdown has always been famous for their Bloody Marys.

San Marcos is ranked 13th for the best disc golf courses in Texas.

San Marcos has seven designated historic districts aimed at encouraging the appreciation and preservation of the local observable history.