A great spot for the outdoors-lover in Big Bend National Park.

The highest peak in the park at 7,835 feet.

From the road, this spot offers a spectacular view into the canyon below.

Five-miles round-trip, this trail is fairly easy compared with many other hikes in the park.

Borders the eastern edge of Big Bend National Park.

This large desert makes up most of Big Bend National Park.

A scenic river of which 107 miles flows along the border of the park.

Championship 18-hole golf course featuring four holes on an island in the Rio Grande and an optional par one in Mexico.

These hot springs were the first area of the National Park to be inhabited by homesteaders in 1909.

Spectacular canyon.

Town which was abandoned after the mercury deposits were depleted.

Village in the park's southeast corner with tourist facilities such as RV park, campground, gas station, store and laundromat.

Legend has it that the rich vein of ore on this mountain was sealed up by Apaches who had been forced into slavery to mine it, and it is lost forever.

A walking trail along the Rio Grande River.

Section of the Rio Grande which offers whitewater rafting.

Area along the Rio Grande.

Located off the Rio Grande.

This trail gives a great hike with amazing views.