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    • 31.893785,-104.822339

      Pinery Trail

      3.0
      1.0 mi
      Park at the visitor center and start to walk the trail located at the north end of the visitor center. The trail is easy to walk and has very good views of the Park. There are a great variety of wildflowers along the trail during the summer. At the end of the trail you can explore the ruins of th...
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    • Culberson County, Texas

      Smith Springs Loop

      5.0
      2.49 mi / 400 ft gain
      Parked at the trail head of Frijoles Ranch. Started my hike on the paved trail to Manzanita springs. After that the trail winds trough desert landscape with numerous desert wildflowers in the early fall, The trail ends up at the base of the mountains where I saw the springs. Returned to the park...
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    • Culberson County, Texas

      El Capitan in Guadalupe Mountain NP

      8.14 mi / 1100 ft gain
      The route to the summit of El Capitan starts from the Guadalupe Peak trail some 300ft below the summit where you can first see the full vista of El Capitan stretching out before you. There is no trail to the peak, so you will have to navigate and find the best route possible. There are four prom...
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    • Culberson County, Texas

      Hike Guadalupe Peak Trail

      4.7
      8.15 mi / 2867 ft gain
      The Hike This nearly 8.2-mile out-and-back hike starts almost a mile above sea level and has more than 2,800 feet of elevation gain. The beginning 1.5 miles include a lot of switchbacks, and hikers quickly gain elevation. The second part of the trail up the North-facing slope is shady as it goes...
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    • Culberson County, Texas

      Hunter Peak Loop

      8.13 mi / 2546 ft gain
      From Pine Springs Trailhead follow Tejas Trail (3.7 miles), then take the Bowl Trail counter-clockwise (.9) until the Hunter Mountain spur trail (.1 each way). Then it's back on the Bowl Trail until you reach the start of the Bear Canyon Trail (.5). Descend along switchbacks (1.8 miles) and take ...
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    • Culberson County, Texas

      Devil's Hall Trail

      5.0
      3.85 mi / 692 ft gain
      Start your hike from the campground area. There are several trailheads there. Hike for about a mile through some forested and cacti covered area with great views of the river valley and the Permian reef.  After the first mile the trail descents into a wash and you can follow the wash doing some ...
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    • Fort Davis, Texas

      Davis Mountains Scenic Loop

      5.0
      75.55 mi / 4039 ft gain
      Drove from the intersection of I-10 and Texas 118 to Fort Davis . Stopped at the Davis mountains State Park. Visited the Fort Davis National Historic site, the Chihuahua Desert Nature Center and had a good dinner in Fort Davis. Continued on Texas 166 to Kent passing by some very impressive mounta...
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    • Culberson County, Texas

      Pratt Lodge Via McKittrick Canyon Trail

      4.8 mi / 341 ft gain
      Pratt Lodge via McKittrick Canyon Trail is a 4.8 mile out and back hike that takes you by a river located near Salt Flat, TX.
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    • Culberson County, Texas

      McKittrick Canyon Trail to McKittrick Ridge Campground

      5.0
      14.27 mi / 3274 ft gain
      This hike is not for the faint of heart or the out of shape. Bolstering 2000ft of elevation gain over 10 miles of rough terrain, this hike will challenge you but grant you an immense reward if you can persevere. Make sure you've packed plenty of water. There are NO backcountry water supply points...
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    • Balmorhea, Texas

      San Solomon Springs

      5.0
      In the middle of the West Texas desert lies Balmorhea State Park, a literal oasis among the scrubland. The river here has been routed into the swimming pool of your dreams, with clear fresh water, a rocky bottom, dozens of fish and marine life, AND a diving board. From the surface, Balmorhea look...
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    • Balmorhea, Texas

      Scuba Dive Balmorhea State Park

      4.0
      Texas has a wonderful state park system, and Balmorhea State Park in West Texas is no exception. Located a few hours southeast of El Paso, Balmorhea boasts a large natural spring with views of the Davis Mountains. Stay in the cabins or camp on location. This is a great place for year round scuba ...
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