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Spent three full days in the national park in early January. Highly recommend it!! I had never spent time in this part of the country and was pretty blown away with how amazing it was. Pretty much just as cool as Yosemite for sights and hiking, but 1/100 the crowds. It was a little chilly in evening and morning, but pretty much perfect in the days for hiking with not a cloud in the sky for the duration. Got to take the Bronco 'off road', not too intense but was happy to have extra clearance especially in the parts of the trails that are washed out a bit.
I am not a pro photographer like others here but a few pics attached and also a video below if you are interested.
PHOTOS:
Special thanks to @Draughon who sent me some tips on visiting.
Places we went and things you will see in the video:
Buc-ee's
The Alamo
Chisos Mountain Lodge
Emory Peak
Hot springs
Boquillas del Carmen
Old Ore Road
Ernst Tinaja
Santa Elena canyon
Lower burro runoff trail
Grapevine Hills trail and Balanced Rock
Robbers Roost campground
I am not a pro photographer like others here but a few pics attached and also a video below if you are interested.
PHOTOS:
Special thanks to @Draughon who sent me some tips on visiting.
Places we went and things you will see in the video:
Buc-ee's
The Alamo
Chisos Mountain Lodge
Emory Peak
Hot springs
Boquillas del Carmen
Old Ore Road
Ernst Tinaja
Santa Elena canyon
Lower burro runoff trail
Grapevine Hills trail and Balanced Rock
Robbers Roost campground
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