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Guadalupe Mountains National Park Manzanita Spring

Trails 
 Pine Springs Trails
  · Guadalupe Peak
  · Devil's Hall
  · El Capitan
  · Frijole/Foothills

 McKittrick Trails
 
· McKittrick Canyon
  · Nature Trail
  · Permian Reef

 HQ Visitor Center Trail
  
· Pinery

 Frijole Ranch Trails
  · Smith Springs
  · Frijole/Foothills


 Dog Canyon Trails
  
· Indian Meadow
  
· Marcus Overlook
   · Lost Peak


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DAY HIKES

Hiker enjoying McKittrick Canyon

Visitors have many different options when choosing which trails to enjoy. NPS photo - Cookie Ballou

Trails

Over 80 miles of hiking trails offer easy nature walks through desert flora; more moderate hikes follow canyons and reach riparian oases, and strenuous all day hikes can take you into high country forest or to the "Top of Texas". Each is unique - the magic of Guadalupe Mountains National Park awaits you.

Fees

Entrance fee waivers are available to groups when the purpose of their visit is educational rather than recreational.

Protect Park Resources

Protection of park resources is everyone's responsibility. Please contribute to the conservation efforts.
 -Stay on the trail; cutting switchbacks   causes unnecessary erosion.
 -Carry out all litter, including cigarette butts.
 -Removal of any resource is illegal. Take   nothing except memories and photographs;   leave only footprints.

Visit Safely

Consider the climate, consider the terrain, and prepare to enjoy both.
 -Bring food and plenty of water.
 -Wear sunscreen and a hat.
 -Carry a trail map.
 -Anticipate sudden weather changes and   pack protective clothing such as rain gear.

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