Trails Celebrate Golden Anniversary with Historic Mountain Trail Caravan Just as the 50th anniversary approaches of the first international exposition held in the U.S. Southwest — San Antonio’s HemisFair ’68 — so does the golden anniversary of the Texas tourism initiative originally tied to it, the Texas Heritage Trails Program (back then, the Texas Travel […]
Join us at the Interpretive Center to help a few homeless dogs have a great experience and learn skills that might help them fine a forever home. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water.
Learn about the fascinating snakes of our area in this program by a local Sul Ross University expert. If we're lucky, there may even be a few live educational examples at the presentation, too!
Join us at the Interpretive Center to help a few homeless dogs have a great experience and learn skills that might help them fine a forever home. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water.
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Reggie James, Guest Lecturer These twice-annual Conant lectures (Spring & Fall) have become favorites of conservationists, naturalists and environmentalists throughout the Big Bend region, and this upcoming Spring’s program promises to be no exception. We are very pleased to welcome Reggie James, Director of the Sierra Club, Lone Star Chapter, as our April guest lecturer. […]
Lion’s Club members pick up trash along the highway as a part of the “Don’t Mess with Texas Trash-Off” and Keep Fort Davis Beautiful
Join us at the Interpretive Center to help a few homeless dogs have a great experience and learn skills that might help them fine a forever home. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water.
Sul Ross State University 2017-2018 Theatre Season Performances Friday, Saturdays & Sundays
We will have 2 roll offs for bulk items. One load per family. From 7:30 to noon or until full.
Registration Now Open! Gather your friends, family, fellow bird or nature club members, and colleagues to join your team for the 22nd Annual Birding Classic! Make plans now to be one of the more than 100 teams participating all over the state and enjoy one of the best experiences in Texas: spring bird migration. Tournament […]
Join us at the Interpretive Center to help a few homeless dogs have a great experience and learn skills that might help them fine a forever home. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water.
Get outdoors, recycle your plastic and paper grocery bags, fill them with trash and help us Keep Fort Davis Beautiful
The Big Bend Champter of the Native Plant Society of Texas will have their annual plant sale at the old location of the One Way Nursery at 8th and Sul Ross in Alpine.
FREE ADMISSION! Come to the upper loops of the full hook-up area. The Last Call Band starts playing at Noon and public chili tasting starts at 1 pm with a $4 donation. New this year: Dutch oven cornbread demonstration. Come early, this is a popular event!
This is one of the best times of the year to bird watch in this very birdy region of Texas. Do you want to know what you might see while visiting? If so, this is the program for you! Interpretive Center
Bring your lawn chairs to Park Host Darin and Dana Koch site #16 for a view of the night sky using their personal 16" Dobsonian telescope and binoculars. See galaxies, globular clusters, double stars and learn the constellations.
Come to Park Host Darin and Dana Koch site #16 for a view of the sun's flares and sunspots. Their equipment has special filters allowing visitors to view the sun safely.
Come to Park Host Darin and Dana Koch site #16 for a view of the sun's flares and sunspots. Their equipment has special filters allowing visitors to view the sun safely.
Bring your lawn chairs to Park Host Darin and Dana Koch site #16 for a view of the night sky using their personal 16" Dobsonian telescope and binoculars. See galaxies, globular clusters, double stars and learn the constellations.
Join us at the Interpretive Center to help a few homeless dogs have a great experience and learn skills that might help them fine a forever home. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water.
Many diverse, unique and interesting creatures surround you in the Davis Mountains. Are you curious? Come to the Interpretive Center for photos and information that will spark your interest about the wildlife in the park.
Come to this fascinating talk at the Interpretive Center to discover how the Davis Mountains State Park and Indian Lodge came to be.
Don't miss it...some special events to celebrate the exhibit, Lonesome Dove at the Jeff Davis County Library this week: Thursday, May 17th @ 12 pm Meet Assistant Professor of History Kendra DeHart and hear about "Women of the West" Saturday, May 19th @ 11 am Dr. Nelson Sager Professor Emeritus at Sul Ross will present […]
Meet at park headquarters and we'll drive together to the primitive area. Bring water, binoculars, sturdy shoes and dress for the weather.
This is one of the best times of the year to bird watch in this very birdy region of Texas. Do you want to know what you might see while visiting? If so, this is the program for you! Interpretive Center.
Meet at the Wildlife Viewing Area to bird watch with park hosts. Bring your binoculars and don't forget your curiosity!
Come to Park Host Darin and Dana Koch site #16 for a view of the sun's flares and sunspots. Their equipment has special filters allowing visitors to view the sun safely.
Bring your own lawn chairs to Park Host Darin and Dana Koch site #16 for a view of the night sky using their personal 16" Dobsonian telescope and binoculars. See galaxies, globular clusters, double stars and learn the constellations.
Bring your lawn chairs to Park Hosts Darin and Dana Koch site #16 for a view of the night sky using their personal 16" Dobsonian telescope and binoculars. See galaxies, globular clusters, double stars and learn the constellations.
Come to Park Hosts Darin and Dana Koch site #16 for a view of the sun's flares and sunspots. Their equipment has special filters allowing visitors to view the sun safely.
Join us at the Interpretive Center to help a few homeless dogs have a great experience and learn skills that might help them fine a forever home. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water.
Many diverse, unique and interesting creatures surround you in the Davis Mountains. Are you curious? Come to the Interpretive Center for photos and information that will spark your interest about the wildlife in the park.
Come to this fascinating talk at the Interpretive Center to discover how the Davis Mountains State Park and Indian Lodge came to be.
Meet at the park headquarters and we'll drive together to the primitive area. Bring water, binoculars, sturdy shoes and dress for the weather.
This is one of the best times of the year to bird watch in this very birdy region of Texas. Do you want to know what you might see while visiting? If so, this is the program for you! Interpretive Center.
Meet at the Wildlife Viewing Area to bird watch with park hosts. Bring your binoculars and don't forget your curiosity!
Come to Park Host Darin and Dana Koch site #16 for a view of the sun's flares and sunspots. Their equipment has special filters allowing visitors to view the sun safely.
Bring your lawn chair to Park Host Darin and Dana Koch site #16 for a view of the night sky using their personal 16" Dobsonian telescope and binoculars. See galaxies, globular clusters, double stars and learn the constellations.