Texas National Guard troops expected to return from Illinois soon
State and local governments in Illinois objected to the out-of-state soldiers’ presence.
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Category: Palo Duro Canyon State Park
‘Sad’: Texas park officials sound the alarm after graffiti scars found
Officials are asking visitors to leave no trace behind.
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This Is the Most Claustrophobic Hike in Nebraska-Would You Try It?
Okay, okay, you got me.
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4 Underrated State Parks That Offer Awe Without The Crowds
While national parks grab headlines and Instagram feeds, state parks deliver equally breathtaking scenery with a fraction of the visitors. In 2024, national parks welcomed over 325 million recreation visits, representing a 4% increase from the previous year. Meanwhile, the U.S. is home to more than 6,600 state park sites which protect over 14 … Read More
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7 Snake Infested State Parks In The United States
From Florida’s swamps to Arizona’s desert canyons, many state parks provide the perfect mix of shelter, prey, and climate for dozens of snake species.
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All 89 Texas State Parks Will Offer One-Day Free Entry for Visitors This Week — Here’s What to Know
November 2 marks the 3rd annual celebration of Texas State Parks Day, the reason why officials have waived the entry fee.
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Local volunteers honored for service to Partners in Palo Duro Canyon
Partners in Palo Duro Canyon hold annual banquet to highlight volunteer service projects.
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Texas’ Panhandle State Park Thrives In The Fall With Autumn Canyon Colors And Cool Temperatures
This state park boasts the second-largest canyon system in the country. While Texas’ summer heat can be tough, autumn brings cooler temps and gorgeous views.
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