
Big Bend
National Park
Est. 1944
Texas
801,163 acres
A land of meetings, Big Bend National Park bridges not just countries and cultures, but ecosystems and geography. Defined by the Rio Grande’s turn northward, the park lies on the U.S.–Mexico border. Native Mexican-American culture mixes with pioneer cowboy development. Likewise the sky island mountains of Chisos Basin swoop down and mingle with the desert river corridor. Mountain lions and black bears neighbor javalinas and tarantulas. Geology, wildlife, culture—see it all in this one stop shop of a park.
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