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Big Bend National Park: Texas’ Big Sky Country

Posted Categories Camping, West Texas

Big Bend, located in the westernmost corner of Texas, captivates residents and visitors with its breathtaking landscapes and untamed beauty. Big Bend National Park stands as the crown jewel of this remarkable region, showcasing a dramatic tapestry of canyons, desert expanses, rugged gorges, towering mountains, and sweeping plains.  The vibrant colors of the terrain come…

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How Marfa Came To Be

Posted Categories West Texas

Isolated in the remote West Texas wilderness on a flat Chihuahuan desert floor lays a town full of legends. The Chinati, Chisos, and Davis Mountains protectively encircle this obscure hamlet on three sides and bestow upon it their fruitful barren beauty. Art, cultures, history, and the paranormal converge in Marfa, Texas.  Marfa sits at the…

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The Best New (or Improved) Texas Hotels

If you're looking for a great hotel to stay in for your Texas weekend getaway, here's a list of the best Texas hotels. You want a hotel to be your all-in destination. You don't want to leave it, so you are not concerned about proximity to a major metropolitan area, but you do want all…

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Texas Wedding Venues With Lodging

It's your wedding day and you'd like to get married at a Texas wedding venue that offers lodging. What do you do? Check out this list of Texas wedding venues with lodging. Here is Texas Outside's list of the best Texas wedding and event facilities with lodging on site. You and your guests stay overnight…

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6 Guadalupe Mountain Hiking Trails

Posted Categories Texas, West Texas

Guadalupe Mountains National Park is known for its extensive hiking and backpacking trails in one of the nation’s most pristine wilderness areas. As you hike and backpack through the world’s premier example of a fossil reef from the Permian Era. You will experience birding, fantastic scenery, history, and many other opportunities to learn and have…

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