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El Paso is the westernmost city in Texas – closer to four other state capitals than it is to Austin (Phoenix and Santa Fe in the US; and Chihuahua and Sonora in Mexico). It’s home to several legends – Billy the Kid and Wyatt Earp reportedly roamed down El Paso St., with tales of ghosts…
West Texas and the Chihuahuan Desert are packed with rugged adventure. From haunting Cold War-era history to horseback riding in breathtaking mountain ranges, these El Paso day trips will immerse you in a land loaded with mystery. Here are seven of our favorites. White Sands National Park Sprawling white dunes reach to the horizon at…
Discover El Paso: Best Times to Visit With year-round sunshine and relatively mild temperatures, even in winter, there’s no bad time of year to visit El Paso. However, if you are looking to get outdoors to hike in the Franklin Mountains or rock climb at Hueco Tanks State Park, the weather during the spring and…
Discover the Best Outdoor Parks in El Paso, Texas El Pasoans do not have to travel far to get to the great outdoors; their city is filled with parks that provide ample opportunities to soak up the warm weather while enjoying nature. From the expansive view from the Franklin Mountains to rock climbing in a…
Sitting at the intersection of Texas, New Mexico, and Mexico, El Paso offers an exciting mishmash of cultures and influences. Once a wild frontier town, it has transformed into a sophisticated city brimming with vibrant art galleries, world-class recreational activities, mouth-watering restaurants, and unique shops. Here is a sampling of some must-try activities while visiting…
At the intersection of both two countries and the South and West of the USA sits a sprawling city that has gone by many names. Some have called it “Sun City” for its 302 days of sunshine each year and “Six Shooter Capital” as a nod to its Old West history. But you most likely…
Discover El Paso’s Cultural Heritage: Museums and Landmarks Ever since Spanish explorers traveling northbound named the pass between the two mountains rising out of the desert El Paso del Norte in the late 1500s, the area has been a hub of crisscrossing cultures. Today, El Paso stretches along the Texas–Mexico border, in close proximity to…