hiking

Hiking in El Paso is awesome and we have loads of places for you to do it, including the largest urban park in the United States of America. You really need to keep your wits about you though. There's danger out there.

Here in the Borderland, beauty is everywhere. Waterfalls though, are not quite as plentiful. This awesome hike, just outside Las Cruces, has one though and that's not all ...

Hiking is all about enjoying the great outdoors, right? This New Mexico hike is not going to give you much room to stretch your legs. Or your arms.

Get some new shoes and get ready to go on a journey. The state of Texas is planning on a new trail that will be the biggest in the state.

Fall weather in East Texas means perfect walking season—discover the best trails in Tyler and Longview for scenic views, fresh air, and outdoor adventure.

From hiking trails that lead to hidden waterfalls to encounters with local wildlife, Beavers Bend is a treasure trove of outdoor fun this fall.

From casual strolls to scenic hikes, East Texas trails offer easy ways to get active and explore the outdoors.

Hiking in El Paso can be dangerous so, play it safe. Bring plenty of water, don't go during the hottest part of the day, dress accordingly, know your limitations, watch for snakes, etc, etc. Watch for dead bodies too, by the way.

Because of Texas' size it has a very diverse climate and terrain. Texas has plateaus, canyons, plains, hills, and mountains. 90% of Texas is privately owned, so the land can't be explored by its residents. Luckily, Texas does have some great state parks that let you experience all it has to offer.

Embark on a 1500-mile adventure across Texas with the new xTexas Trail, showcasing diverse landscapes from deserts to shorelines.