Big Bend National Park
Overview
Rugged mountains, desert canyons, and the Rio Grande River define Big Bend National Park's dramatic landscape. Hike, backpack, or kayak through this Texas treasure, spotting diverse wildlife and enjoying breathtaking sunsets over the Chisos Mountains. Experience the unique beauty of the Chihuahuan Desert, a world apart from the rest of Texas.
Best Time to Travel
Best Months
Spring and Fall
Pleasant weather conditions
Months to Avoid
Check local weather patterns
Consider visiting during other months
Peak Season
Summer months
Expect larger crowds and higher prices
Top Things to Do
Fins of fire
Big Bend National Park
Homer Wilson Ranch
Big Bend Station
Chisos Basin Visitor Center
Dugout Wells
Sam Nail Ranch
Mariscal Mine
Castolon Visitor Center
Rio Grande Village Visitor Center
Panther Junction Visitor Center
Persimmon Gap Visitor Center
Big Bend Stables
Big bend national park
Emory Peak
South Rim
Panther Path
Mule Ears Viewpoint
Dominguez Spring Trail
Big Bend National Park Sign
Far Flung Outdoor Center
Pine Canyon 5
Twisted Shoe
Pine Canyon 4
Pine Canyon 3
Chisos Mountains Lodge
Chisos Basin Campground
Robbers Roost
Pine Canyon 2
Pine Canyon 1
Camp Chilicotal
Rice Tank
K-Bar 2
Glenn Spring
Primitive Roadside Campsites— Paint Gap
Boquillas Restaurant Bar
Espresso Y Poco Mas
Ghost Town Hotel & High Sierra Bar & Grill
Chili Pepper Cafe
Jose Falcon's Restaurant & Bar
Recommended Hotels
Recommended Restaurants
Interesting Facts
This destination has a rich cultural heritage spanning centuries
Known for its unique architecture and historic landmarks
Popular tourist destination with millions of visitors annually
Home to vibrant local markets and traditional crafts
Features a diverse culinary scene with local specialties
Offers a mix of modern amenities and traditional charm