# Beyond the Sabine road trips

The frame-breaker shelf. US 90 and the Camino Real both keep going west of the Sabine, so the atlas follows them to the missions and stops. Texas is its own country; these two roads are the South's exit ramps into it.

The Beyond the Sabine has 3 back-roads routes, about 835 miles and 28 curated stops, and 1 ready-made itinerary uses them.

## Routes in the Beyond the Sabine

- [US 90 West: To the Alamo](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-west) — Orange → San Antonio, ~330 mi, 3–4 days
- [El Camino Real: The Texas Act](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/camino-real-tx) — San Augustine → San Antonio, ~330 mi, 3–4 days
- [Hill Country: Austin to San Antonio the Long Way](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/hill-country-tx) — Austin → San Antonio, ~175 mi, 2 days

## Itineraries that also touch the Beyond the Sabine

- [Beyond the Sabine: El Camino to the Alamo](https://dixieroadtrip.com/trips/beyond-sabine) — 7 days, ~1050 mi, from Lafayette, LA

## Frequently asked questions
### How many Beyond the Sabine road trips are in the atlas?

3 back-roads routes, about 835 miles in all, with 28 curated stops. Every one follows two-lane highways instead of the interstate.

### What is the longest route in the Beyond the Sabine?

El Camino Real: The Texas Act at about 330 miles (San Augustine → San Antonio), a 3–4-day drive.

### Which Beyond the Sabine route works for a weekend?

Hill Country: Austin to San Antonio the Long Way: about 175 miles, 2 days, Austin → San Antonio.

### Which states does the Beyond the Sabine cover?

Its routes run through Texas.

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