Big Bend National Park Travel Guide

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Big Bend National Park is located in Southwestern Texas in Brewster County


Getting Here

The closest major airports are at Midland, Texas (Northeast 230 miles) and El Paso, Texas (Northwest 325 miles).

From the North

Take Highway 385 South to Marathon, Texas and then South to the North Entrance of Big Bend National Park.

From the East

Take Highway 385 South to Marathon, Texas and then South to the North Entrance of Big Bend National Park.

From the West

1. Take I-10 East to Van Horn, Texas. At Van Horn then take Highway 90 South to Marfa and Alpine, Texas then take State Route 118 South from Alpine, Texas to the West Entrance of the park.

2. Take Ranch Road 170 from Presidio, Texas to Study Butte, Texas and then State Route 118 to the West Entrance.

Big Bend National Park headquarters is located at Panther Junction, 70 miles south of Marathon, Texas via Highway 385 and 108 miles from Alpine, Texas via Highway 118.


Big Bend National Park Travel Packets

Big Bend National Park Links
Bullet Activity & Calendar Page
Bullet Address, Email & Phone Guide
Bullet Backcountry Camping
Bullet Backpacking
Bullet Biking
Bullet Boating
Bullet Brochures, Maps, Written Info
Bullet Camping Guide
Bullet Chat
Bullet Establishment
Bullet Fees
Bullet Fishing
Bullet Flora & Fauna
Bullet Geology
Bullet Hiking Guide
Bullet History
Bullet Jobs, SCA, Volunteer Positions
Bullet Junior Ranger Programs
Bullet Location
Bullet Lodging Guide
Bullet Map Guide
Bullet Mountain Lion & Black Bear
Bullet Park Information
Bullet Pet Information
Bullet Poisonous Reptiles & Insects
Bullet River
Bullet Search
Bullet Sights Guide
Bullet Size & Visitation Info
Bullet Swimming
Bullet Travel Guide
Bullet Visitors Guide
Bullet Weather

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