Park: Big Bend National Park
Location - Texas
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Wildflowers
Enjoy a spectacular display of wildflowers in the Big Bend area this spring and summer. Trans Pecos Bluebonnets, Yucca, Casa Grande, Marigolds, Rock Nettle and Buckeye are some of the variety you may see in the park.
Enjoy a spectacular display of wildflowers in the Big Bend area this spring and summer. Trans Pecos Bluebonnets, Yucca, Casa Grande, Marigolds, Rock Nettle and Buckeye are some of the variety you may see in the park.
Bird Watching
Big Bend’s location, near the 100th meridian in the middle of the continent and along a migration route, is ideal for bird diversity at all times of the year. While northern species migrate here to enjoy warm winters, birds from the tropics range this far north to breed in the spring.
Big Bend’s location, near the 100th meridian in the middle of the continent and along a migration route, is ideal for bird diversity at all times of the year. While northern species migrate here to enjoy warm winters, birds from the tropics range this far north to breed in the spring.
Star Gazing
You can begin your night time adventure by watching a breathtaking sunset. The clouds above the desert floor turn a crimson red followed by a rich, golden yellow, and finally an ashen gray. Watching this drama unfold can take away the build-up of everyday frustrations.
You can begin your night time adventure by watching a breathtaking sunset. The clouds above the desert floor turn a crimson red followed by a rich, golden yellow, and finally an ashen gray. Watching this drama unfold can take away the build-up of everyday frustrations.
Float the Rio Grande
The Rio Grande follows the southern boundary of Big Bend National Park for 118 miles. In this distance it has carved three major canyons, Santa Elena, Mariscal, and Boquillas, which have rapids varying in difficulty from Class I to Class IV. Between the canyons, the river is generally slower paced.
The Rio Grande follows the southern boundary of Big Bend National Park for 118 miles. In this distance it has carved three major canyons, Santa Elena, Mariscal, and Boquillas, which have rapids varying in difficulty from Class I to Class IV. Between the canyons, the river is generally slower paced.