- General geology. The southern Guadalupe Mountains expose perhaps the finest cross-section of an ancient marine reef complex on Earth.
- Read this ultimate Guadalupe Mountains National Park guide, where you'll find information on the best hikes, where to stay, and best time to visit.
- Submerging the Texas-New Mexico line, the Guadalupe Mountains National Park protects the world's most extensive Permian fossil reef.
- The Guadalupe Mountains National Park consists of three major ecosystems. The first one is the desert consisting of salt flats and creosote desert.
- Singal Peak, also known as Guadalupe Peak, is the highest natural point in Texas and is located in Guadalupe Mountains National Park.
- The Guadalupe Mountains are full of fossils. ... The beautiful Davis Mountains in West Texas are often referred to as “the Alps of Texas.”
- These mountains include Guadalupe Peak, which, at 8,751 feet tall, is the “top” or highest point in Texas. We spent five days exploring this remote place.
- Texas-Sized Mountains. Let's get one thing straight: The Guadalupe Mountains are not in California. I know, mind blown, right?
- Guadalupe Mountains NP features pine-clad mountain peaks and riparian canyons, rising high above the Chihuahuan Desert surroundings.
- Despite an excellent track record with the creatures and the heat, I have nearly perished in the Guadalupe Mountains on two separate occasions.