The Twisted Sisters is a 130-mile scenic driving route in the Texas Hill Country consisting of Ranch Roads 335, 336, and 337.
Appearing like a giant lasso on the map, the Twisted Sisters consist of Texas Ranch Roads 335, 336, and 337. The route covers roughly 130 miles, taking drivers into the rugged terrain of the Texas Hill Country. The drive features numerous curves, with one 15-mile section containing approximately 65 bends. The route passes through picturesque valleys framed by steep hills and crosses the Medina, Sabinal, Frio, and Nueces river valleys. Ranch sites along the way offer panoramic views.
The Twisted Sisters is a 130-mile scenic driving route in the Texas Hill Country consisting of Ranch Roads 335, 336, and 337. It is known for its challenging curves and rugged terrain.
The route begins in Medina, heads west on 337 to Leakey and Camp Wood, north on 335, east on 41, south on 336 back to Leakey, and can be extended through Utopia and Tarpley.
Expect a technically challenging drive with numerous curves, steep hills, and panoramic views of the Medina, Sabinal, Frio, and Nueces river valleys. You may also see exotic game like antelope and llamas.