Whether you're visiting the Big Bend National Park, the Guadalupe Mountains National Park, one of our many outstanding state parks in the region, you're sure to find a trail just right for you!
The Texas Mountain Trail offers some of the best trails and scenic vistas in the country!
Texas Monthly ranks two of our premiere hikes in their TOP TEN for Texas!#1 South Rim Hike, Big Bend National Park#2 Guadalupe Peak, Guadalupe Mountains National ParkTheir "Rest of the Best" hikes include: Davis Mountains State Park to Fort Davis National Historic SiteBush Mountain, Smith Spring and McKittrick Canyon in Guadalupe Mountains National ParkSanta Elena Canyon in Big Bend National Park Ranchieras Canyon Trail in Big Bend Ranch State Park
What's New?A new hiking trail (2.4 round trip loop) is opening in October 6, 2007 in the Fort Davis area. The Madera Trail begins at the Lawrence E. Wood picnic area north of Fort Davis on Hwy 118. For more information , click here to see an interpretive panel from the trailhead describing the new trail.
Here are some helpful links on our site and others:
Guadalupe Mountains National Park hikes
Big Bend National Park hikes See it for yourself! A YouTube video of the top of the Lost Mine Trail!A recent traveler's blog entry about their Big Bend hiking/camping trip, click here!
Big Bend Ranch State Park - Trail Map
El Paso area--Franklin Mountains State Park - Trail MapEl Paso Ridgewalkers ClubEl Paso area hikes on localhikes.com
Group enjoying Hueco Tanks State Historic Site
Fort Davis area--Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute - Modesta Canyon TrailDavis Mountains Preserve and the Madera Trail (on Nature Conservancy land) (For more information, click here to see interpretive panel on the Davis Mountains Preserve) Fort Davis National Historic Site - Trail MapDavis Mountains State Park - 4 trails!
Van Horn area--Red Rock Ranch Tours
(This page is always under development. Please check back for more links and information!)
Other Resources on HikingThe El Paso Ridgewalkers are a great resource for hiking in the El Paso area, including New Mexico. go4hiking.com