Amistad Reservoir seen from the hiking trail froom the Visitor Information Center
Blooming Cactuses
Marion on the rim of Seminole Canyon
Fossils
Blooming Cactuses
Strange Lizard
More fossils on the Canyon Rim Trail of Seminole Canyon
The green river in the Seminole Canyon
Description of the paintings in the Panther Cave on the mouth of the Seminole Canyon into Rio Grande
Panther Cave which was used by the Desert Archaic culture about 8,900 to 1,300 years ago with red Panther
Very informative visitor center about Texas in Laugtry
Mountains of the Big Bend National Park seen from our campsite few kilometers east of its eastern entrance
Nice clouds with Yucca
Two German campers few kilometers east of Big Bend's eastern entrance
Big fish in the Fossil Discovery Exhibit
Head of a Tyrannosaurus (up to 12 meters long and 7,300 kg) and a giant Crocodile (up to 12 meters long, too)
Femur of an Almosaurus, one the last and largest Dinosaurs (up to 24 meters long and 29,000 kg)
Marion with weird rocks on the way to the Balanced Rock
Our friends Ilse and Elmar
The Balanced Rock
Northern view from 1159 meters high Grapevine Hill
Cozy place close to the Balanced Rock
Canyon Santa Elena seen from its Overlook
Rio Grande with Canyon Santa Elena
Alfred, Marion, Elmar and Ilse in the canyon
Man with two girls on Rio Grande in the Canyon Santa Elena
Colorful Goat Mountain
Flower with spikes
Alpenglow on Ward Mountain
Sunrise on the way to Emory Peak
Sarah and Alfred on top of 2387 meters high Emory Peak which is the tallest peak of Big Bend National Park
Marion and Alfred on the summit of Emory Peak
After swimming in Rio Grande with Boquillas Canyon
Cactus without spikes
Dugout Wells with Sierra del Carmen
Tipis in the Big Bend Ranch State Park
Arc on way to the Closed Canyon
Entrance of Closed Canyon
Marion in the Closed Canyon
Millipede in the Closed Canyon
Hoodoos with Rio Grande and Mexico
Presidio County Courthouse of Marfa (built 1886)
Hunter Peak at sunrise seen from the ascent to Guadalupe Peak
Sunrise on the way to Guadalupe Peak
View into the desert
Alfred on top of 2667 meters high Guadalupe Peak which is the tallest mountain of Texas
El Capitan seen from Guadalupe Peak
Interesting rock seen on the ascent to Hunter Peak
Marion on top of 2550 meters high Hunter Peak with Guadalupe Peak in the background
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