Things To Do
Eco Tourism
Located in the facinating and biodiverse northern Chihuahuan Desert-the largest desert in North America, El Paso is home to hundreds of species of plants, birds, reptiles and mammals, many of them unique to the area, and also features a great diversity of landscapes and archaeological sites.
Climbers of all degrees will enjoy El Paso’s spectacular canyons, sheer cliffs along mountain trails, sand dunes, lava fields, caverns and a host of other natural world-renowned climbing destinations.
Riding on horseback is the ultimate way to experience the backcountry of El Paso. Whether you prefer to ride your own horse or join an organized trek, there are routes and riding centers to suit all abilities.
Boasting more than 300 sunny days a year, El Paso is a great place for year-round outdoor activities. Hikers, runners, cyclists, backpackers, campers and adventurers are sure to find something to enjoy in this magnificent corner of North America.
Known for it’s majestic mountain, El Paso is home to a wide array of multi-use trails ideal for hiking and biking. Year-round mild temps make a visit to any of these parks a must.