What to do during your stay with us!

Big Bend National Park, a relatively large area of Texas prairie in the southwest, is a haven for people looking for peace, adventure, and the breathtaking grandeur of the Chihuahuan Desert. Big Bend serves as a corridor for background-based activities covering diverse landscapes to the south of the Rio Grande. From hills to broad plains of desert and magnificent mountains.

West Texas's Terlingua Cemetery is a stunning and eerie location that offers us a window into the area's rich past. It was created during the mercury mining boom in the early 1900s and perfectly captures the hardy frontier way of life and enduring feeling of community.

Dusk settles over the Texan desert, revealing a stunning show of stars beneath Terlingua's deep sky. This is a journey into the boundless reaches of space, not just stargazing. Terlingua's remoteness and unpolluted air combine to showcase the night sky in all its splendor, unhindered by the glare of city lights.

Nestled in the stunning scenery of the Chihuahuan Desert is the town of Terlingua. In the midst of this rough landscape, the local art galleries function as vibrant hubs for artistic expression. These areas serve as more than just galleries; they are lively centers where the harshness of the desert and human ingenuity collide in a vivid celebration of art.

The skeletal ruins of ancient buildings gleam in the Texas sun as you stroll around the dusty streets; their decaying walls and empty entrances provide a striking contrast to the clear blue skies above. The town's affluent but brief industrial history is vividly brought to memory by the ruins of the Chisos Mining Company and other mining-related remains.

Terlingua's routes accommodate all levels of skill and adventure, whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll to take in the tranquil beauty of the desert plant and animal life or a strenuous hike to the summits affording sweeping views of the Rio Grande. Every road here promises a different story and set of gems.