GUADALUPE MOUNTAINS
An Administrative History
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CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION (continued)


El Capitan, as seen from the southeast
Figure 3. El Capitan, as seen from the southeast. Visible for many miles from both east and west, the peak has served as a landmark for travelers for unnumbered centuries. (NPS Photo)

View from Guadalupe Peak
Figure 4. View from Guadalupe Peak, overlooking El Capitan. At 8, 749 feet, Guadalupe Peak is the highest point in Texas. A five-mile-long trail makes it possible for park visitors to reach the summit of Guadalupe Peak. (NPS Photo)

view down Guadalupe Canyon toward
Guadalupe Pass
Figure 5. The view down Guadalupe Canyon toward Guadalupe Pass from a high point on the Guadalupe escarpment. (NPS Photo)

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