Texas’s most thrilling drive — legendary curves carved through canyon country.

Among driving enthusiasts, the Twisted Sisters need no introduction. This trio of ranch roads — RR335, RR336, and RR337 — forms one of Texas’s most famous and challenging loops, winding through the wild limestone canyons west of Kerrville. The name says it all: over 200 curves in just 60 miles, each one demanding focus, precision, and respect for the terrain.

From the first crest out of Medina, the landscape transforms — smooth farmland gives way to sheer drop-offs, switchbacks, and narrow canyon passes that feel carved by time itself. The drive is as thrilling as it is beautiful, with sudden elevation changes and long, empty stretches where the only sound is the hum of your engine and the wind rushing past. There’s a reason motor clubs and car enthusiasts from across the state make the pilgrimage here.

Stop at the iconic Leakey Overlook for panoramic photos, refuel with a burger at Bent Rim Grill, or trace the Frio River before looping back toward Fredericksburg. For experienced drivers, the Twisted Sisters deliver the purest form of Texas driving — technical, scenic, and unforgettable.