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Big Bend National Park
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Webcam view looking west through the Window
Webcam view looking west through the Window


 

The two operating webcams in Big Bend National Park provide a glimpse of two of Big Bend's most scenic locations; the Sierra del Carmen range in Mexico, as seen from park headquarters, and "The Window" as seen from the Chisos Basin.

Webcam busted?
Located in an isolated part of Texas, the environment of the Big Bend can often be tough on modern electronic equipment. Brownouts and blackouts occur, and can disrupt webcam functionality. Please have patience if one of the webcams is temporarily out of service.
Amon Carter Peak  

Did You Know?
Carter Peak (5,479'/1,670m), in the middle of the Window, is named for Amon Carter. Carter was instrumental in the movement to establish Big Bend as a national park. Through his Fort Worth newspaper the general public learned of the scenic qualities of the Big Bend.

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Last Updated: April 04, 2009 at 10:09 EST