Mañana en Marfa

  • November 18, 2019
Out on the rolling plains of Far West Texas, hours away from the nearest metropolitan area, lies a permanent modern art installation spread across over 300 acres and more than 50 buildings. This is Marfa.

Petrified Forest National Park

  • October 26, 2019
In northeastern Arizona, near the southern edge of the Colorado Plateau, you'll find one of the most intriguing members of the National Park system-- Petrified Forest National Park.

Guadalupe Mountains National Park

  • October 19, 2019
Things are not always what they seem. Look closely at the limestone cliffs here at Guadalupe Mountains National Park and something quite unexpected appears. Fossilized shells, ancient algae imprinted in the rock, and horn coral fossils all testify that the Guadalupe Mountains are no ordinary mountains.

White Sands National Monument

  • October 19, 2019
Just an hour east of Las Cruces, New Mexico lies one of the most extraordinary treasures in our National Park system-- White Sands National Monument. White Sands punctuates the Tularosa Basin in southern New Mexcio with over 275 square miles of desert containing the largest gypsum sand dune field in the world.

Carlsbad Caverns

  • October 12, 2019
Just a few miles across the Texas border, in the southeastern corner of New Mexico, lies one of the most beguiling attractions in our National Parks system — Carlsbad Caverns.

Black Rock Desert

  • October 5, 2019
It's hard to describe the feeling of complete isolation that comes with being alone out on the playa in Black Rock Desert. With over 1000 square miles of desert and seemingly endless alkaline flats, your sense of space and time become warped within minutes of arrival.

Big Bend National Park

    Deep in the heart of Far West Texas lies one of the most unique experiences in the National Park system– Big Bend National Park.
    Jeff Minich
    • September 29, 2019

    Joshua Tree National Park

    • September 22, 2019
    A winter visit to Joshua Tree National Park to explore Hidden Valley, Jumbo Rocks, Skull Rock, the Cholla Cactus gardens, and a Desert Fan palm oasis.
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    Death Valley National Park – Part 2: Furnace Creek

    • September 3, 2019
    Furnace Creek is a great staging area for the attractions found in the southern portion of Death Valley National Park. In just a short drive from the Furnace Creek Visitors Center, you can go from an elevation of 5475 feet at Dante's View overlooking the entire valley to -282 feet below sea level at Badwater Basin.