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Greater Waco is home to the Brazos River (which goes through downtown Waco), the Bosque River and Lake Waco. Cameron Park, one of the state's largest municipal parks, encompasses a range of landscapes from wonderful tree-lined roads, limestone cliffs to the smooth Brazos River. One can enjoy the wildflowers, mountain bike the rugged trails, ride a horse around the bridle path or play a round of disc golf. In addition to the Lake Waco Wetlands, residents and visitors alike enjoy the popular downtown Farmer's Market (on the Brazos River), plenty of golf courses, and visiting the award-winning natural-habitat found in the Cameron Park Zoo. The Waco Mammoth Site is the nation's first and only recorded discovery of a nursery herd of Pleistocene mammoths, which is also open to the public. Several art centers, the Mayborn Museum, Texas Rangers Museum & Hall of Fame, and Texas Sports Museum are also local favorites. In the summer, locals enjoy the Brazos Nights Concert Series - free outdoor concerts along the river. Foodies will also enjoy the growing food truck scene, wide variety of dining options around Greater Waco and plenty of shopping options with the Richland Mall, boutiques and shopping centers all around town.
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