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Great post Sunman, thanks for sharing. Good to hear the troubles elsewhere in Mexico have not made their way to Baja.

Thanks for the kind words. Carlyle, our dogs are the reason we ended up at BBRSP in lieu of BBNP. They can go on trails and be with you in the park. To be accurate, they are supposed to be on a leash at all times, but the park is very isolated so we used our judgement. NP with the rangers as...

It was a really great trip and we look forward to going back. The ranch just goes on and on...............

Heading out we took the north route out of the park. It took 3 1/2 hours to get to a paved road.

The scenery is simply spectacular.

Deer were plentiful and on the move in the morning hours.

These are part of the Texas Longhorn herd being breed in the park.

Yep, that's purple cactus!

And yes Virgina, there is cactus in Texas!

There is great hiking and exploring opportunities. Some pictographs

The roads to the campsite are another story. You need 4x4 to reach them and be able to get out. It was pretty rocky and steep to the site we stayed at. We traveled when the park was still being developed for the public. By developed, I mean designating a spot on the ground as a "campsite". The...

There is wildlife throughout the park, sometime you have to look close.

The roads into and out of the park are maintained to a fair state. Some pot holes and washboards but easily passable. Rugged country but possessing a stark beauty

Found about this site on Truck Camper magazine and I really enjoy your adventures. I'm from Austin Texas and I travel with an 06 F250 PS with an Outfitter Apex 8. I enjoy traveling in Texas and out west looking for backroad fun. This is my first post so if I screw the pooch, be kind. Here in...

Is it ok to post previus trips? How about thse not in areas listed, such as Texas, but not Big Bend Nat Park. Thanks, Hog