The world’s largest coral reef.
The Guadalupe Mountains are full of fossils. Zillions of them. Back when these life-forms were alive 265 million years ago or so, the Guadalupe Mountains were underwater, part of a flourishing reef that once stretched about 400 miles around the edge of a long-vanished sea. The mountains are an ancient coral reef.
Video by America’s National Parks
Marfa is a city in the high desert of the Trans-Pecos in far West Texas, located between the Davis Mountains and Big Bend National Park. It is the...
If you are ever out in West Texas at night, you should spend an hour or two waiting for the “lights”. Native American residents knew...
State Highway 118, or SH 118, is a 155.3-mile state highway in the U.S. state of Texas that runs from Big Bend National Park north to Kent and passes...
A Texas Milky Way timelapse
Rio Grande River in Big Bend near Terlingua. Photo by Cornelia Leicht
An aerial tour of the exterior of the Baker Hotel in Mineral Wells.
View looking Southwest from The Rim at Chilicote Ranch. Somewhere in the valley below runs the Rio Grande, separating Texas in the foreground from...
Woodmen Circle Home was an orphanage and a dormitory for widowed women.
