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huachuca
Dec 27, 2018Explorer
Agree with others that border safety shouldn't be a concern.
Other suggestions - Consider taking US90 out of San Antonio rather than I10; Its a much more scenic drive. It does get cold and sometimes snow along the Rio Grande in January; Bring warm clothes (We overnighted on the South Rim a few years back and saw 3-4" of snow and ice). Review the "Things to do" tab on the Park website closely before you arrive; Without prior planning, you may miss a lot. Visit Terlingua on the west side; Starlight Theater has really good food, La Kiva is a unique local watering hole (haven't eater there under the new ownership). Take your passports and have a meal in Boquillas on the east end. Relax in the Hot Springs after a day of hiking.
Sidenotes - Video - Google "A Murder in Terlingua". Recommended book - "Death in Big Bend" by Laurence Parent if you should need to come up with reasons to worry about your visit. ;)
One of our favorite Parks since the early 70's.
Other suggestions - Consider taking US90 out of San Antonio rather than I10; Its a much more scenic drive. It does get cold and sometimes snow along the Rio Grande in January; Bring warm clothes (We overnighted on the South Rim a few years back and saw 3-4" of snow and ice). Review the "Things to do" tab on the Park website closely before you arrive; Without prior planning, you may miss a lot. Visit Terlingua on the west side; Starlight Theater has really good food, La Kiva is a unique local watering hole (haven't eater there under the new ownership). Take your passports and have a meal in Boquillas on the east end. Relax in the Hot Springs after a day of hiking.
Sidenotes - Video - Google "A Murder in Terlingua". Recommended book - "Death in Big Bend" by Laurence Parent if you should need to come up with reasons to worry about your visit. ;)
One of our favorite Parks since the early 70's.
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