Category: Palo Duro Canyon State Park

Palo Duro Canyon State Park has made it easier for those who enjoy riding the park’s trails to quickly fix or repair their bikes if need be.

Today’s article is by June Steele a frequent contributor to the Chronicles. Her essay relates the achievements of a little known but important women who made early significant contributions to the South Plains.

Get ready to fall in love with Texas! Explore towns that burst with vibrant foliage, lively festivals, and cozy vibes that make autumn unforgettable!

Texas is one of the most diverse and scenic states in the U.S., offering everything from deserts and mountains to forests and coastlines…

Members of four Southern Plains tribes gathered at Palo Duro State Park to remember the 1874 battle, which marked the end of Native resistance to Texas’ new Anglo regime.

“We’re not just cooking; we’re keeping a piece of history alive,” James Smith, a chuck wagon cook said.

Big Bend is one of Texas’ two National Parks. But, there’s an underrated, more beautiful state park that should be higher on your list of places to go

The second annual Chuck Wagon Roundup is on Saturday at Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Commemorating the history and heritage of ranching in the Texas Panhandle u