Alpine Vacations

Tucked within Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Dog Canyon offers serene hiking trails amid forested high country. Enjoy cooler temperatures and diverse wildlife in this tranquil mountain retreat away from the crowds.

The Lost Mine Trail offers panoramic views of the Chisos Mountains and Chihuahuan Desert through a moderate 4.8-mile journey, ending at a ridge with some of Big Bend National Park's most spectacular vistas.

Nestled in the Davis Mountains, Sul Ross State University houses the Museum of the Big Bend. Explore regional history through curated exhibits while enjoying scenic campus views against the rugged mountain backdrop.

Explore Alpine's museum showcasing Big Bend heritage through artifacts, photographs and exhibits. Experience the 'Big Bend Legacy' display featuring Native Americans and Buffalo Soldiers.

This pristine Chihuahuan Desert wilderness borders Big Bend National Park, offering habitat for desert bighorn sheep. Bring water and a high-clearance vehicle to explore its primitive campsites and untouched landscapes.

You can take time to visit Boquillas Canyon Trailhead during your travels to Alpine. Wander around the parks or enjoy the area's restaurants.

Built in 1947 with native stone and ironwork, Kokernot Field is nicknamed "The Yankee Stadium of Texas." Catch an Alpine Cowboys game on summer evenings for a nostalgic baseball experience under the lights.

At Wassermann Wranch, enjoy intimate, guided tours with hands-on access to kangaroos, alpacas, and a camel named Carl. Experience each animal's unique personality and story in a peaceful Alpine, Texas setting.