Nestled in the heart of Texas, Guadalupe Mountains National Park beckons adventure seekers with its stunning landscapes and rich history. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in a world of mountains, canyons, and desert terrain, all while marveling at the vast expanse of night skies above. At Guadalupe Mountains National Park, nature enthusiasts can explore the remnants of the world's most extensive Permian fossil reef and conquer the four highest peaks in Texas. The park is a haven for biodiversity, boasting a diverse array of plant and animal species waiting to be discovered. But Guadalupe Mountains National Park is more than just a natural wonderland – it is a place steeped in stories of conflict, cooperation, and survival. As you traverse the rugged terrain, you'll uncover the tales of lives shaped by the challenges of the land. Whether you seek outdoor adventures or a glimpse into the past, Guadalupe Mountains National Park offers a unique and unforgettable experience for all who venture within its borders. Come and discover the magic of this extraordinary national park.

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The Guadalupe Mountains are known for high winds year-round; gusts can reach 60MPH or higher. In winter the mountains experiences occasional, light snowfalls which seldom last more than a day. From May through October, temperatures vary with highs between 80F-100F+ with lows in the 40F-60F range. November to April is generally milder with highs in between 50F-70F with lows in the 30F-50F range. Elevations above 8,000’ will be about 10F cooler than headquarters, with corresponding wind-chill.