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Holiday Inn Express Van Horn, Tx
The Holiday Inn Express Van Horn is situated approximately 122 miles from El Paso Airport, 60 miles from the Guadalupe Mountains, and 80 miles from both Ft. Davis Mountains and the McDonald Observatory... more.
Ramada Ltd Van Horn
Ramada Limited Van Horn is located approximately 70 miles from Carlsbad Caverns and 120 miles from El Paso International Airport. The property's amenities include the swimming pool, courtyard, valet laundry service... more.
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Ramada Ltd Van Horn
200 Golf Course Drive
Van Horn, TX US 79855
Holiday Inn Express Van Horn, Tx
1905 South.w. Frontage Road
Van Horn, TX US 79855
Super 8 Van Horn Tx
1807 East Service Road
Van Horn, TX US 79855
Hampton Inn Van Horn
1921 SW Frontage Road
Van Horn, TX US 79855
Days Inn Van Horn
600 East Broadway
Van Horn, TX US 79855
Knights Inn Van Horn
1309 West Broadway
Van Horn, TX US 79855
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About Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Guadalupe Mountains National Park safeguards the world's finest example of a fossilized reef, a surprisingly complex and unique assemblage of flora and fauna, and West Texas' only legally designated wilderness. Here, one can experience solitude, tranquility, and the joy of finding plants and animals whose mastery of survival renews our sense of wonder.
As a hikers' paradise, you will find more than 80 miles of trails that meander through woodland canyons and lush riparian springs, or zigzag up steep switchbacks directly into the park's rugged wilderness. Many trails are available for horseback riding if you bring your own stock. The park is a wonderful place to look at fossils and learn about Permian Age geology, enjoy bird watching and wildlife observation, delve into nature photography, or enjoy unlimited opportunities for stargazing under pristine night skies.