Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Home of Guadalupe Peak in West,Texas
Quick Info
Be Prepared
Like most trips, visiting Guadalupe Mountains requires some planning to ensure that your experience is a pleasant one. Below is a list of things to remember when visiting the park.
- There is no gasoline available in the park. If you are traveling from (El Paso) Texas, Dell City is the closest town with amenities such as gasoline, diesel, food, and ice. When traveling from New Mexico, Whites City is the last place that offers gas, diesel, food and ice.
- Campgrounds offer primitive dry camping for both tents and RVs. Other than restrooms and potable water, there are no other amenities. There are no lodges in the park.
- Weather in the park can be unpredictable. Make sure to check the forecast when packing for your trip.
- Cell phone coverage is very unreliable in the park.
Activities
- Celebrate the NPS Centennial with us and tell us what you think the Guadalupe Mountains will look like in the next 100 years!
- Day Hikes
- Birding Basics
- Pioneer Prosperity
- Artist in Residence Program
- Junior Ranger Program
- Junior Paleontologist Program
Guadalupe Peak!
Photo by Yang Lu
Guadalupe Mountains!
NPS Photo by Bieri
Salt Basin Dunes!
Photo by Witold Skrypczak
Up For A Hike?
Devil's Hall Trail
Smith Spring Loop
Come On Down!!
With over 86 miles of trails and three different ecosystems to explore, Guadalupe Mountains offers a vast range of outdoor activities for visitors to choose from!
Website: https://www.nps.gov/gumo/index.htm
Location: 400 Pine Canyon Salt Flat, TX 79847
Phone: (915) 828-3251
Facebook: facebook.com/guadalupe.mountains
Twitter: @GuadalupeMtnsNP