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Stark contrasts between mountains, canyons, and desert; vast and majestic vistas, brilliant fall colors set against muted desert hues, and sparkling white dunes all combine to offer opportunities for personal renewal and inspiration. Consider including a visit to one or more of these special locations along with your other planned activities. 
McKittrick CanyonRich with history, rich in diversity, glorified by its beauty, and famous for fall colors, this location of the park is a "must-see!" 
The Frijole Ranch MuseumExplore the sequential human history of the Guadalupes from Native Americans and ranchers to park visitors at the Frijole Ranch. 
Salt Basin DunesLocated on the remote west side of the park, these striking dunes cover nearly 2,000 acres. 
Dog CanyonDog Canyon lies in a secluded, forested canyon on the north end of the park at an elevation of 6,300 feet. 
Williams RanchHere, a single, well-preserved house, long since abandoned, stands as a testament of human struggle and survival. 
Visitor CentersGet oriented to the park at a visitor center. 
Guadalupe Mountains WildernessThe park is home to the largest and oldest Wilderness area in Texas with many recreational opportunities. 
Peaks and HighpointsEight of the ten highest peaks in Texas are located in the park. Let altitude change your attitude. |
Last updated: September 1, 2022