Guadalupe Mountains National Park

If you have a high-clearance, four wheel drive vehicle, the primitive dirt road to Williams Ranch provides a u...

The lesser used Permian Reef Trail leads to sheltered campsites and spectacular views into McKittrick Canyon,...

This viewpoint, located just to the southeast of the park boundary alongside U.S. Highway 62/180 provides an e...

Frijole Ranch is a delightful oasis on the edge of the dry, lower slopes of the Guadalupe escarpment which tru...

The hike to "the Notch" is a challenging day hike that proceeds through McKittrick Canyon to a dramatic viewpo...

A new kind of experience in the Guadalupe Mountains starts where the maintained trail ends. However, off-trail...

A backpacking trip in Guadalupe Mountains Wilderness requires some prior planning and decision-making to ensur...

There are a variety of rules and regulations that dictate how the parks must be managed. These laws and regula...

The McKittrick Canyon Trail follows the floor of South McKittrick Canyon for four miles before climbing steepl...

The journey to the top of McKittrick Ridge is "the toughest hike in Texas." This arduous hike is best enjoyed...

For those bringing horses and other stock to the Guadalupe Mountains, the park offers diverse riding opportuni...

As with most activities, hikers face potential risks. Knowledge and preparation can increase your comfort leve...