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
Join me on my Honda Valkyrie as we ride the Texas Hill Country to the The Twisted Sisters aka The Three Sisters.
Rio Grande River in Big Bend near Terlingua. Photo by Cornelia Leicht
Balmorhea State Park was constructed by the CCC in the early 1930s to put folks to work during the Depression.
View looking Southwest from The Rim at Chilicote Ranch. Somewhere in the valley below runs the Rio Grande, separating Texas in the foreground from...
Red clay derives its color from iron oxide, and is usually created through the breakdown of rocks in lower substrates. Red clay is technically a...
Pine forests in the Chihuahua Desert!
Buescher State Park is a state park located just north of Smithville. The park consists of 1,016.7 acres of public land donated to the state by Mr...
A look at Marfa, Texas and the Presidio County Courthouse in the Big Bend Region of Texas.
