Trails in Big Bend National Park

Alvino House

0.1 mi one way · 20 ft of descent · 2,139 ft–2,164 ft · native surface · hiking

Visitor centers

Along the way Castolon

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Amphitheater

0.2 mi one way · 30 ft of descent · 5,183 ft–5,389 ft · native surface · hiking

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Amphitheater Trail

0.4 mi one way · about 200 ft of climbing · 5,189 ft–5,377 ft · native surface · hiking

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Basin Loop

0.3 mi one way · about 20 ft of climbing · 5,355 ft–5,376 ft · native surface · hiking

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Basin Loop-Pinnacles

0.5 mi one way · 250 ft of descent · 5,380 ft–5,616 ft · native surface · hiking

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Blue Creek

5.9 mi one way · about 60 ft of climbing · 2,700 ft of descent · 4,163 ft–6,751 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Blue Creek Campsite #2 Laguna Meadow Campsite #2

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Blue Creek Campsite Spur BL1

10 ft of descent · 6,667 ft–6,682 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Blue Creek Campsite #1 Blue Creek Campsite #2

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Blue Creek Campsite Spur BL2

6,689 ft–6,693 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Blue Creek Campsite #2

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Blue Creek Campsite Spur BM5

10 ft of descent · 6,030 ft–6,042 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Boulder Meadow Campsite #5

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Boot Canyon

2.6 mi one way · about 450 ft of climbing · 6,797 ft–7,252 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Toll Mountain Campsite

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Boot Canyon Campsite Spur BC1

0.3 mi one way · 150 ft of descent · 6,696 ft–6,835 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Boot Canyon Campsite #1 Boot Canyon Campsite #2 Boot Canyon Campsite #3 Boot Canyon Campsite #4

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Boot Canyon Campsite Spur BC2

6,716 ft–6,716 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Boot Canyon Campsite #2

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Boot Canyon Campsite Spur BC3

6,688 ft–6,692 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Boot Canyon Campsite #3 Boot Canyon Campsite #4

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Boot Canyon Campsite Spur BC4

6,691 ft–6,692 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Boot Canyon Campsite #3 Boot Canyon Campsite #4

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Boquillas Canyon

0.7 mi one way · about 150 ft of climbing · 1,814 ft–1,892 ft · native surface · hiking

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Boquillas Port of Entry Trail

0.1 mi one way · 1,835 ft–1,840 ft · native surface · hiking

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Boulder Meadows Campsite Spur

0.1 mi one way · about 30 ft of climbing · 6,002 ft–6,029 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Boulder Meadow Campsite #1 Boulder Meadow Campsite #2 Boulder Meadow Campsite #3

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Boulder Meadows Campsite Spur BM1

about 20 ft of climbing · 5,999 ft–6,023 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Boulder Meadow Campsite #1

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Boulder Meadows Campsite Spur BM2

6,008 ft–6,009 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Boulder Meadow Campsite #1 Boulder Meadow Campsite #2

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Boulder Meadows Campsite Spur BM3

6,031 ft–6,036 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Boulder Meadow Campsite #3

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Boulder Meadows Campsite Spur BM4

0.1 mi one way · 10 ft of descent · 6,015 ft–6,029 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Boulder Meadow Campsite #3 Boulder Meadow Campsite #4

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Burro Spring

1.2 mi one way · about 150 ft of climbing · 3,197 ft–3,315 ft · native surface · hiking

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Chihuahuan Desert Nature Trail

0.5 mi loop · about 30 ft of climbing · 2,966 ft–3,004 ft · native surface · hiking

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Chimneys

7.5 mi one way · about 500 ft of climbing · 2,341 ft–3,172 ft · native surface · hiking

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Colima

0.9 mi one way · about 300 ft of climbing · 6,864 ft–7,177 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Colima Campsite #1 Colima Campsite #2 Colima Campsite #3

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Colima Campsite Spur CO1

about 20 ft of climbing · 6,889 ft–6,912 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Colima Campsite #1

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Colima Campsite Spur CO2

about 30 ft of climbing · 7,053 ft–7,083 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Colima Campsite #2

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Colima Campsite Spur CO3

20 ft of descent · 7,144 ft–7,161 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Colima Campsite #3

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Cottonwood Amphitheater Trail

2,128 ft–2,131 ft · native surface · hiking

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Cross Canyon

7.1 mi one way · about 1,500 ft of climbing · 1,897 ft–3,238 ft · native surface · hiking

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Dodson

12 mi one way · about 2,000 ft of climbing · 3,808 ft–5,267 ft · native surface · hiking

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Dog Canyon

2.3 mi one way · about 200 ft of climbing · 2,521 ft–2,675 ft · native surface · hiking

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Dominguez Spring

6.8 mi one way · about 1,200 ft of climbing · 2,166 ft–3,381 ft · native surface · hiking

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Dorgan Sublett

0.4 mi one way · about 50 ft of climbing · 2,153 ft–2,204 ft · native surface · hiking

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East Rim

2.4 mi one way · about 600 ft of climbing · 7,003 ft–7,473 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Peregrine Falcon Nesting February 1 - May 31

Backcountry camps

Along the way Northeast Rim Campsite #2 Northeast Rim Campsite #5 Southeast Rim Campsite #1 Southeast Rim Campsite #2 Southeast Rim Campsite #3 Southeast Rim Campsite #4

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East Rim Campsite Spur NE1

0.1 mi one way · 7,383 ft–7,383 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Northeast Rim Campsite #1

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East Rim Campsite Spur NE2

10 ft of descent · 7,440 ft–7,454 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Northeast Rim Campsite #2

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East Rim Campsite Spur NE3

0.1 mi one way · 10 ft of descent · 7,437 ft–7,450 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Northeast Rim Campsite #3 Northeast Rim Campsite #5

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East Rim Campsite Spur NE4

0.1 mi one way · 60 ft of descent · 7,384 ft–7,448 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Peregrine Falcon Nesting February 1 - May 31

Backcountry camps

Along the way Northeast Rim Campsite # 4

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East Rim Campsite Spur NE5

7,439 ft–7,446 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Peregrine Falcon Nesting February 1 - May 31

Backcountry camps

Along the way Northeast Rim Campsite #3 Northeast Rim Campsite #5

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East Rim Campsite Spur SE1

7,265 ft–7,276 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Peregrine Falcon Nesting February 1 - May 31

Backcountry camps

Along the way Southeast Rim Campsite #1

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East Rim Campsite Spur SE2

7,361 ft–7,369 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Peregrine Falcon Nesting February 1 - May 31

Backcountry camps

Along the way Southeast Rim Campsite #2

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East Rim Campsite Spur SE3

about 10 ft of climbing · 7,438 ft–7,452 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Peregrine Falcon Nesting February 1 - May 31

Backcountry camps

Along the way Southeast Rim Campsite #3 Southeast Rim Campsite #4

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East Rim Campsite Spur SE4

7,448 ft–7,454 ft · native surface · hiking · seasonal: Peregrine Falcon Nesting February 1 - May 31

Backcountry camps

Along the way Southeast Rim Campsite #3 Southeast Rim Campsite #4

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Emory Peak

1.5 mi one way · about 800 ft of climbing · 6,992 ft–7,780 ft · native surface · hiking

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Entrance Camp

3.0 mi one way · about 50 ft of climbing · 1,000 ft of descent · 2,238 ft–3,233 ft · native surface · hiking

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Ernst Tinaja

0.6 mi one way · about 200 ft of climbing · 2,165 ft–2,374 ft · native surface · hiking

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Fossil Discovery Exhibit Trail

0.1 mi one way · 20 ft of descent · 2,780 ft–2,796 ft · native surface · hiking

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Grapevine Hills

1.0 mi one way · 250 ft of descent · 3,238 ft–3,491 ft · native surface · hiking

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Hot Springs

2.9 mi one way · about 400 ft of climbing · 1,846 ft–2,193 ft · native surface · hiking

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Hot Springs Loop

0.7 mi one way · about 150 ft of climbing · 1,847 ft–1,976 ft · native surface · hiking

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Juniper Canyon

6.7 mi one way · about 300 ft of climbing · 3,200 ft of descent · 3,973 ft–7,076 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Juniper Canyon Campsite

Hike the Lost Mine Trail the Park Service's write-up

no dogs

Start Lost Mine Trail

From the very first step, the Lost Mine Trail leads hikers into a different world - a woodland-grassland ecosystem with some of the best scenic views in the park. Walk this trail and learn why so many park staff and visitors alike list it as their favorite hike in Big Bend National Park.

Trail Basics

The Lost Mine Trail rises 1,100 feet over 2.4 miles (4.8 miles round-trip) and provides excellent views of the surrounding mountains and desert. The average time to complete this trail is around three hours, so take plenty of water and a snack.

Hike Safe

This is mountain lion and black bear country! Keep children close to you; do not let them hike alone or run ahead of the group. If you see a mountain lion, do not run .

To improve your hiking experience, it is important to carry and drink plenty of water.

Protect yourself from the desert sun, even up in the mountains; use sunscreen and wear a wide-brimmed hat.

Know your limits. Take breaks as needed, and enjoy the view

Trail Tips

If your time and energy is limited, consider hiking only the first mile to a scenic overlook.

Parking at the trailhead is limited; during busy periods you may have to hike another trail and come back to Lost Mine another time. Do not attempt to park along the side of the road.

The Lost Mine is an excellent hike at all times of day, as the climb often leads to cooler temperatures at higher elevations.

The upper portion of the trail is steep; help prevent erosion by staying on the trail and following switchbacks.

There are no toilets along this trail. Human waste must be buried six inches deep, at least 100 yards from the trail or any water source or drainage. Be sure to pack out your toilet paper; it should not be buried, and burning it is prohibited. Being prepared for the trip is just as important as enjoying your visit.

Respect other visitors and protect the quality of their experience. Be courteous. Yield to other users on the trail. Let nature's sound prevail.

Accessibility The trail surface is composed of dirt and rocks. The second half of the trail includes switchbacks and steps.

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Juniper Canyon Campsite Spur JC1

20 ft of descent · 7,011 ft–7,027 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Juniper Canyon Campsite

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Juniper Flat Campsite Spur JF1

about 30 ft of climbing · 5,850 ft–5,880 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Juniper Flats Campsite #1

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Juniper Flat Campsite Spur JF2

5,874 ft–5,875 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Juniper Flats Campsite #2 Juniper Flats Campsite #3

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Juniper Flat Campsite Spur JF3

5,879 ft–5,884 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Juniper Flats Campsite #3

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Laguna Meadows

4.5 mi one way · about 500 ft of climbing · 1,400 ft of descent · 5,363 ft–7,010 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Laguna Meadow Campsite #2 Laguna Meadow Campsite #3

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Laguna Meadows Campsite Spur LM1

6,663 ft–6,665 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Laguna Meadow Campsite #1

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Laguna Meadows Campsite Spur LM2

about 20 ft of climbing · 6,702 ft–6,725 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Laguna Meadow Campsite #2 Laguna Meadow Campsite #3

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Laguna Meadows Campsite Spur LM3

30 ft of descent · 6,675 ft–6,704 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Laguna Meadow Campsite #2 Laguna Meadow Campsite #3

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Laguna Meadows Campsite Spur LM4

30 ft of descent · 6,658 ft–6,684 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Laguna Meadow Campsite #2 Laguna Meadow Campsite #3 Laguna Meadow Campsite #4

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Laguna Meadows LW1 Campsite Spur

6,778 ft–6,786 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Laguna West Campsite #1

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Laguna Meadows LW2 Campsite Spur

6,752 ft–6,756 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Laguna West Campsite #2

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Laguna Meadows Spur

0.5 mi one way · about 100 ft of climbing · 6,661 ft–6,773 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Laguna Meadow Campsite #1 Laguna West Campsite #1 Laguna West Campsite #2 Laguna West Campsite #3

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Lone Mountain

3.1 mi one way · about 150 ft of climbing · 250 ft of descent · 3,506 ft–3,722 ft · native surface · hiking

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Lost Mine

2.3 mi one way · about 1,100 ft of climbing · 5,753 ft–6,832 ft · native surface · hiking

Hike the Lost Mine Trail the Park Service's write-up

no dogs

Start Lost Mine Trail

From the very first step, the Lost Mine Trail leads hikers into a different world - a woodland-grassland ecosystem with some of the best scenic views in the park. Walk this trail and learn why so many park staff and visitors alike list it as their favorite hike in Big Bend National Park.

Trail Basics

The Lost Mine Trail rises 1,100 feet over 2.4 miles (4.8 miles round-trip) and provides excellent views of the surrounding mountains and desert. The average time to complete this trail is around three hours, so take plenty of water and a snack.

Hike Safe

This is mountain lion and black bear country! Keep children close to you; do not let them hike alone or run ahead of the group. If you see a mountain lion, do not run .

To improve your hiking experience, it is important to carry and drink plenty of water.

Protect yourself from the desert sun, even up in the mountains; use sunscreen and wear a wide-brimmed hat.

Know your limits. Take breaks as needed, and enjoy the view

Trail Tips

If your time and energy is limited, consider hiking only the first mile to a scenic overlook.

Parking at the trailhead is limited; during busy periods you may have to hike another trail and come back to Lost Mine another time. Do not attempt to park along the side of the road.

The Lost Mine is an excellent hike at all times of day, as the climb often leads to cooler temperatures at higher elevations.

The upper portion of the trail is steep; help prevent erosion by staying on the trail and following switchbacks.

There are no toilets along this trail. Human waste must be buried six inches deep, at least 100 yards from the trail or any water source or drainage. Be sure to pack out your toilet paper; it should not be buried, and burning it is prohibited. Being prepared for the trip is just as important as enjoying your visit.

Respect other visitors and protect the quality of their experience. Be courteous. Yield to other users on the trail. Let nature's sound prevail.

Accessibility The trail surface is composed of dirt and rocks. The second half of the trail includes switchbacks and steps.

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Lower Burro Mesa

0.5 mi one way · about 200 ft of climbing · 3,297 ft–3,467 ft · native surface · hiking

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Mariscal Mine Trail

0.2 mi one way · about 70 ft of climbing · 2,338 ft–2,409 ft · native surface · hiking

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Mariscal Rim

6.2 mi one way · about 600 ft of climbing · 1,800 ft of descent · 1,991 ft–3,614 ft · native surface · hiking

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Marufo Vega

8.6 mi one way · about 2,200 ft of climbing · 1,807 ft–2,838 ft · native surface · hiking

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Marufo Vega River Spur

0.4 mi one way · about 250 ft of climbing · 1,812 ft–2,047 ft · native surface · hiking

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Mesa De Anguila

11 mi one way · about 1,800 ft of climbing · 2,312 ft–3,599 ft · native surface · hiking

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Mule Ears

3.7 mi one way · about 450 ft of climbing · 2,818 ft–3,224 ft · native surface · hiking

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Mule Ears Spur

3,037 ft–3,039 ft · native surface · hiking

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Nature Trail

0.5 mi one way · about 80 ft of climbing · 1,838 ft–1,924 ft · native surface · hiking

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Nature Trail Overlook

0.1 mi one way · 1,921 ft–1,927 ft · native surface · hiking

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Nature Trail River Spur

0.3 mi one way · 40 ft of descent · 1,830 ft–1,865 ft · native surface · hiking

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Oak Spring

1.5 mi one way · about 250 ft of climbing · 750 ft of descent · 4,048 ft–4,783 ft · native surface · hiking

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Ore Terminal

3.5 mi one way · about 250 ft of climbing · 950 ft of descent · 1,956 ft–2,808 ft · native surface · hiking

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Ore Terminal - Strawhouse - Marufo Vega

0.9 mi one way · 80 ft of descent · 1,872 ft–1,956 ft · native surface · hiking

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Panther Path

0.1 mi one way · 3,733 ft–3,737 ft · asphalt surface · hiking

Visitor centers

Along the way Panther Junction

List of Hiking Trails in Big Bend the Park Service's write-up

no dogs

Start Big Bend National Park

For a complete list of day hiking trails broken down by location, see the Hiking page.

Accessibility For a list of accessible trails and facilties, please see the accessibility page.

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Pine Canyon

2.0 mi one way · about 950 ft of climbing · 4,819 ft–5,773 ft · native surface · hiking

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Pinnacles

2.7 mi one way · about 1,400 ft of climbing · 5,580 ft–6,973 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Boulder Meadow Campsite #5 Juniper Flats Campsite #1 Juniper Flats Campsite #2 Juniper Flats Campsite #3

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Pinnacles Campsite Spur PI1

0.1 mi one way · 30 ft of descent · 6,295 ft–6,327 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Pinnacles Campsite #1

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Pinnacles Campsite Spur PI2

0.1 mi one way · 20 ft of descent · 6,273 ft–6,295 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Pinnacles Campsite #1 Pinnacles Campsite #2 Pinnacles Campsite #3

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Pinnacles Campsite Spur PI3

10 ft of descent · 6,260 ft–6,273 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Pinnacles Campsite #2 Pinnacles Campsite #3

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RGV Amphitheater Trail

0.1 mi one way · 1,839 ft–1,842 ft · native surface · hiking

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Sam Nail Ranch

0.3 mi one way · about 20 ft of climbing · 40 ft of descent · 3,606 ft–3,644 ft · native surface · hiking

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Sam Nail Ranch spur

3,611 ft–3,621 ft · native surface · hiking

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Santa Elena Canyon

0.8 mi one way · about 150 ft of climbing · 2,153 ft–2,282 ft · native surface · hiking

Hike Into Santa Elena Canyon the Park Service's write-up

no dogs

Start Hiking Into Santa Elena Trail

After crossing Terlingua Creek the trail enters between the walls of spectacular Santa Elena Canyon. The trail ascends on paved steps to a vista, then descends back to the water's edge, continuing into the canyon until the canyon walls meet the Rio Grande. The walls of the Canyon rise 1500 feet from the banks of the Rio Grande, making this one of the most dramatic and popular places to view the river. The sheer face of this canyon was formed by the Terlingua Fault, which is mostly covered in gravel. Calcite crystals filled in cracks formed by this fault and can be seen along the trail. The deepest channel of the Rio Grande is the international boundary, with each half of this canyon protected by a national park. The southern side belongs to the Area Protegida del Cañón de Santa Elena (Mexico) and the northern side is within Big Bend National Park (USA). Be prepared for mud. During wet times, abrupt rises to Terlingua Creek can make this trail impassable. Always watch for distant rainfall that could lead to flash flooding to avoid becoming stranded within the canyon.

Trail Safety:

Bring Plenty of water; a minimum of 1-2 liters per person

Wear protective clothing, like sun hats and long sleeves

Be aware of wildlife, such as snakes and mountain lions; maintain a safe distance

Watch for water level rises. Do not cross flowing water.

Trail Rules:

No pets or bicycles on any trails

No collecting or possessing plants, animals, minerals, or artifacts

Do not feed or approach wildlife

Pack out your trashAll boating/rafting requires a permit

Drone/UAV use prohibited within the park

Pets Pets are not allowed on trails, off roads, or on the river. Your pet can only go where your car can go.

Accessibility The parking lot and trailhead are not paved. Muddy conditions along the banks of the Rio Grande and Terlingua Creek, and elevation gains at the start of the canyon make this trail inaccessible to wheelchairs. There are vault toilets and a picnic area at the trailhead. Service animals are allowed, but must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet. 1.6 miles round trip (2.6 km) 80 feet elevation gain (26m)

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Smoky Creek

8.8 mi one way · about 250 ft of climbing · 2,100 ft of descent · 3,002 ft–4,883 ft · native surface · hiking

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South Rim

2.0 mi one way · about 150 ft of climbing · 400 ft of descent · 7,008 ft–7,336 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Southwest Rim Campsite #2 Southwest Rim Campsite #3 Southwest Rim Campsite #4

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South Rim Campsite Spur SW2

40 ft of descent · 7,167 ft–7,203 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Southwest Rim Campsite #2

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South Rim Campsite Spur SW3

about 30 ft of climbing · 7,189 ft–7,216 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Southwest Rim Campsite #3

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South Rim Campsite Spur SW4

20 ft of descent · 7,232 ft–7,253 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Southwest Rim Campsite #4

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Store to Trailhead

0.1 mi one way · 5,377 ft–5,388 ft · native surface · hiking

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Strawhouse

14 mi one way · about 950 ft of climbing · 2,100 ft of descent · 2,101 ft–3,857 ft · native surface · hiking

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Strawhouse - Marufo Vega

0.6 mi one way · 250 ft of descent · 1,958 ft–2,226 ft · native surface · hiking

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Telephone Canyon

17 mi one way · about 2,000 ft of climbing · 2,123 ft–4,466 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Telephone Canyon Campsite #2

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Toll Mountain Campsite Spur TM1

0.1 mi one way · about 10 ft of climbing · 6,992 ft–7,005 ft · native surface · hiking

Backcountry camps

Along the way Toll Mountain Campsite

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Tuff Canyon

0.5 mi one way · about 70 ft of climbing · 2,318 ft–2,367 ft · native surface · hiking

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Tuff Canyon East Overlook

0.1 mi one way · 10 ft of descent · 2,363 ft–2,374 ft · native surface · hiking

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Tuff Canyon Loop

0.3 mi one way · about 30 ft of climbing · 2,334 ft–2,369 ft · native surface · hiking

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Upper Burro Mesa

1.9 mi one way · about 500 ft of climbing · 3,514 ft–3,968 ft · native surface · hiking

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Ward Spring

1.3 mi one way · about 400 ft of climbing · 3,928 ft–4,346 ft · native surface · hiking

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Window

2.4 mi one way · about 150 ft of climbing · 500 ft of descent · 4,436 ft–5,374 ft · native surface · hiking

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Window - Campground

0.3 mi one way · 150 ft of descent · 4,937 ft–5,086 ft · native surface · hiking

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Window - Group Camp

0.4 mi one way · about 150 ft of climbing · 4,928 ft–5,093 ft · native surface · hiking

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Window View

0.3 mi one way · about 20 ft of climbing · 5,362 ft–5,377 ft · asphalt surface · hiking

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