Three Days in Big Bend and Terlingua
A short trip to southwest Texas to see a ghost town and the Nation’s least visited National Park.
“Life is a journey, not a destination.”
BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK
Big Bend National Park, located in the southwestern part of Texas, is an absolute marvel of nature. Spanning over 800,000 acres, this vast and mesmerizing wilderness
showcases the enchanting beauty of the Chihuahuan Desert, the striking canyons carved by the Rio Grande, and the towering peaks of the Chisos Mountains. Big Bend is
a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and offers a wide range of activities, including hiking, backpacking, camping, and river rafting. The park is not only home to a diverse
array of plant and animal species but also boasts breathtaking vistas that leave visitors in awe. Whether exploring the otherworldly landscapes of Santa Elena Canyon,
gazing at the mesmerizing star-filled skies, or simply enjoying the tranquility of nature, Big Bend National Park offers an unforgettable experience that will leave an
indelible mark on anyone lucky enough to venture there.
Ann and I at the Big Bend Entrance
Here is to the first trip of many!!.
Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive
Something beautiful around every curve.
Sotol Vista Sunset
This was our favorite place for a sunset. The view was almost 360’.
Sunrise Over Mule Ears
My favorite sunrise of the trip.
Dorgan-Sublett Milky Way Arch
Probably my favorite photograph of the trip.
