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Big Bend National Park The Mule Ears Peaks are a major landmark in the western portion of Big Bend
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Big Bend National Park
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Modern technology offers a wide array of opportunities to bring the resources of Big Bend to virtual visitors who may never make it to remote West texas through images, audio, and video. Take a look at our photo galleries for historic images of the park and photographs of Big Bend taken by visitors like you. Our webcams offer a window into the sights, weather, and air quality the park is experiencing. Keep in touch with Big Bend through our RSS feed and explore panoramic images to get a better idea of the vast spaces that comprise the park.

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Elevation is everything at Big Bend National Park. Air temperature changes by five degrees for every 1,000 feet of elevation you gain or lose; temperatures in the high Chisos Mountains can be 30 degrees cooler than temperatures along the Rio Grande.
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Last Updated: April 29, 2011 at 09:25 MST