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Top 10 Things to Do in Big Bend National Park Travel Guide

This is the top 10 things you must do while visiting Big Bend Texas. #10. Backcountry Camping-Big Bend National Park offers backcountry camping opportunities for those seeking solitude and adventure. Permits are required for overnight camping and can be obtained in person at visitor centers or online. These permits cost $10 per permit and must be obtained up to 24 hours in advance of your trip. #9. Ernst Tinaja Trail-a short, easy hike located in Big Bend National Park, Texas. The trail is known for its colorful limestone rock formations and a deep natural water pool, known as a tinaja, which holds water year-round. The trail is 1.6 miles round trip. To reach the trailhead, you must drive 5 miles down Old Ore Road, a primitive dirt road that requires a high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicle. The road can be rocky and challenging, and it is recommended to check if the road has been graded recently before attempting the drive. #8. Mountain Bike-Big Bend Ranch State Park and Lajitas Resort. Big Bend Ranch State Park offers over 100 miles of designated single-track mountain bike trails, while Lajitas Resort also provides extensive trails for biking enthusiasts. Additionally, Terlingua itself has a variety of trails, ranging from double-track roads to single-track trails. Some notable trails include the Rincon and Dome Loops, which are among the longest and most challenging in the area. For guided tours and rentals, Desert Sports in Terlingua offers guided mountain bike trips, bike rentals, repair services, and a variety of accessories. https://www.desertsportstx.com/ #7. Have dinner at Starlight Theatre-The finest dining establishment in the entire Terlingua Ghost Town, offering a fine selection of gourmet dishes and drinks, plus the best in live entertainment. #6. Santa Elena Canyon Trail-The trail begins at the end of the Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive at a paved parking area and is approximately 1.6 miles round trip. Although it is a short trail, it offers stunning views of the 1,500-foot towering vertical cliffs of solid limestone. #5. Boquillas Canyon Trail-A short and relatively easy hike. The trail is 1.4 miles round trip and leads to a viewpoint overlooking the Rio Grande, offering great views of Boquillas Canyon. #4. Espresso Y Poco Mas-An American cafe located in the heart of Terlingua Ghost Town. This cafe serves a variety of breakfast and lunch options, including fresh breakfast burritos, tacos, and fajitas, along with a wide selection of coffee drinks. It is known for its quick service, reasonable prices, and a lovely outdoor dining area with views of the ghost town. #3. Lost Mine Trail-With scenic views of the Chisos Mountains and the Chihuahuan Desert. The trail is 4.8 miles round-trip with an elevation gain of 1,100 feet, making it a moderate hike that usually takes about three hours to complete. #2. Emory Peak Trail-A challenging hike. The trail starts at the Chisos Basin Trailhead and follows the Pinnacles Trail for about 3.8 miles before reaching the Emory Peak trail junction. From there, continue on the 1.4-mile Emory Peak trail to the peak. The total roundtrip distance is 10.5 miles with an elevation gain of 2,500 feet. It typically takes 6 to 8 hours to complete the hike. #1. Visiting Boquillas del Carmen, Mexico-Park at the Boquillas Crossing parking lot near Boquillas Canyon. After passing through the port of entry visitors are ferried across the Rio Grande on a small rowboat for a modest fee ($5 round-trip). Walking across the river is permitted only at the Boquillas Crossing, but is not recommended if the river level is high. Once across the river visitors have the option of walking to the village (1/2 mile) or paying an additional fee to ride on a burro, horse, or in a vehicle. Local authorized guides (wearing official ID credentials) are available to assist you. Visitors are required to check in with Mexican immigration officials upon arrival in Boquillas, and pay a small entrance fee ($7) to the Maderas del Carmen Protected Area that Boquillas is situated in. A small wrist bracelet is your receipt for the entrance fee. Most visitors spend just a couple of hours in Boquillas. Visitors planning to stay overnight in Mexico will need to apply for a temporary visa. Secure overnight parking at the Boquillas Crossing Port of Entry may be available. Thanks for watching. Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more incredible adventures! FOR PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES: [email protected] JOIN OUR PATREON: https://patreon.com/Dome_Life?utm_med... 00:00 Welcome to Big Bend Texas 00:22 #10 Backcountry Camping 01:48 #9 Ernst Tinaja 03:48 #8 Mountain Bike 05:51 #7 Starlight Theatre 06:45 #6 Santa Elena Canyon 07:48 #5 Boquillas Canyon 09:46 #4 Espresso y Poco Mas 10:51 #3 Lost Mine Trail 11:50 #2 Emory Peak 14:16 #1 Boquillas del Carmen Mexico 16:52 There you have it.