Call it a "staycation." This summer many people are getting away from it all, while staying close to home.

What's your favorite local wonder to visit as the temperatures rise and the kids start to go stir crazy?

KVUE Daybreak meteorologist Meghan Danahey searched for the 7 Natural Wonders of Central Texas. She's new to the area and asked for your help to find the sights that shouldn't be missed.

Visitors to KVUE.com voted for their favorite places.

We are featuring the top 7 sites, according to your votes, on KVUE Daybreak from July 10-18.

The winning 7 Natural Wonders of Central Texas:

7. Mount Bonnell. Take in the scenic views of peaceful Lake Austin.

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6. Pedernales Falls State Park. It features more than 20 miles of trails to hike and a limestone canyon filled with gravel beaches and waterfalls.

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5. Natural Bridge Caverns. This geological attraction southwest of New Braunfels is nearly 20 million years in the making, but wasn't explored by humans until 1960.

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4. Krause Springs. A spring-fed oasis nestled under a cliff, lined by towering cypress trees.

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3. Hamilton Pool. It formed when a cave over an underground river collapsed thousands of years ago. The result -- an 80-foot waterfall plunging into the swimming grotto.

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2. Barton Springs Pool. Spring fed and over 900 feet long, the water temperature averages 68 degrees all year round.

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1. Enchanted Rock is a unique pink stone dome rising 425 feet above the surrounding countryside.

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For more summer getaway ideas, visit our travel section on KVUE.com.