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Whether you are a frequent visitor or planning your first trip. let us help you make your next Big Bend area vacation memorable.
On our site you'll find a number of resources aimed at making your visit filled with activity (or leisure if that's your goal). Hike Big Bend National Park or Guadalupe Peak. Raft the Rio Grande. Scuba dive in Balmorhea. See the newly restored Museum of the Big Bend in Alpine. Hop the border in Del Rio. Or, visit one of our 13 area State Parks.
We have even included a relocation guide for those of you who want to turn a visit into a lifetime. Yes, the Big Bend region has much to offer. Enjoy your time in this beautiful corner of the world.
Nestled in a valley between the Davis, Glass and Del Norte Mountains, Alpine is convenient to all the attractions of the Big Bend Region. It offers one of the most agreeable climates in the whole state of Texas: warm, sunny winter days and cool summer nights. The shops and galleries of Alpine offer an impressive array of fine art, local arts and crafts, cowboy gear and apparel, local rocks and gems, and Mexican imports.
Alpine hosts many exciting events such as Alpine’s Gallery Night Art Walk, the Texas Cowboy Poetry Gathering, and the Cinco de Mayo Festival. Alpine’s restaurants and cafes will surprise and please the sophisticated palate with southwestern fusion, organic steaks, Tex-Mex platters and good old fashioned Bar-B-Que.
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Big Bend is one of America's largest national parks, and the only one to contain an entire mountain range – the Chisos – within its borders. Dedicated in 1944, the park is nestled in the bend of the Rio Grande River, along the Texas and Mexico border, where outstanding examples of Chihuahuan Desert topography and ecology invite nature enthusiasts from around the world.
Seemingly forbidden but profoundly beautiful, Big Bend National Park contains geological marvels, historic and
prehistoric treasures and an amazing diversity of plant and animal life across its dramatic range of elevations. From
its lowest point of 1,850 feet in Rio Grande Village to Emory Peak at 7,825 feet, the park presents dramatic changes
in climate, with temperatures in the mountains normally 10 to 20 degrees cooler than in the low desert.
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Located in Fort Davis, this historic adobe home is a true lesson in West Texas Hospitality. The perfect mix of old-time tranquility and modern comfort, the Old Schoolhouse Bed & Breakfast is the ideal escape for any guest. Whether its business or pleasure that brings you to Fort Davis, let the Old Schoolhouse show you why you should stick around!
Amenities include: Unique location, situated in peaceful pecan grove, a large, shady deck, full breakfast, a guest ice maker and refrigerator, ceiling fans, 3 blocks walking distance from downtown shopping, off-street parking, nearby biking and birding, convenient location to local attractions, tobacco and pet free, State of Texas Contract Property, broadband internet access available, and free from the interruption of TV and telephone service. Visit their site at www.oldschoolhousebnb.com.
