GalleryA Rio Grande Affair
This river and I have a history. Thirty-seven years ago, I saw it for the first time. And I fell in love, not just with the Rio Grande, but with the rugged, wild terrain on both sides of it.
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GalleryFossil Discovery Exhibit Opens In Big Bend
Big Bend National Park recently unveiled a brand new destination-worthy exhibit, the Fossil Discovery Exhibit. This incredible display of art, science and history officially opened January 14th and lots of people came out for it.
GalleryMarathon does Christmas the right way
If you’re in the Big Bend during the holidays, be sure to check out Marathon. It’s a little town off Hwy 90 that knows how to have big fun during Christmastime.
Gallery50th Terlingua Chili Cook-off
2016 marks the 50th year that “Chili Heads” from across the globe have converged on the tiny town of Terlingua to enjoy Texas’ official state dish.
There are actually two cook-offs that go on at the same time and both are expected to be bigger than ever this year.
The Original Terlingua International Frank X. Tolbert – […]
2015 Photo Contest
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GalleryVisit Boquillas
Boquillas is a small village in Mexico that sits on the Eastern side of Big Bend National Park. The community features an international port of entry to cross the Rio Grande. The crossing is open Wednesday through Sunday year round from 9:00am until 6:00pm.
GalleryInterp guides
Organized groups, bus tours, bird watchers, and people who are curious about the intriguing natural and human history of the Big Bend can hire a specialized guide
GallerySpas and Retreats
Some people come to a place like Big Bend to relax and rejuvenate. Get a massage or a spa treatment, or try out a yoga retreat in an absolutely maginificent setting.
GalleryLAJITAS HISTORY
Lajitas is on the western edge of Big Bend National Park in southwestern Brewster County. It is at an altitude of 2,200 feet on a bluff overlooking the Rio Grande at the San Carlos ford of the old Comanche Trail, in the northern part of the Chihuahuan Desert and at the southern extreme of the Rocky Mountains.
GalleryHISTORICAL OVERVIEW
A brief overview of Big Bend History Big Bend History Tracks across the centuries trail back thousands of years when the first Native Americans arrived in the Big Bend.
