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Category: Palo Duro Canyon State Park

Skip The Heat At These Destinations In Texas This Summer

February 18, 2025TheTravel

Escape to these Texas destinations this summer for slightly less heat and a good time!

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2 scenic Texas state parks rank among America’s 10 best, study finds

February 18, 2025Amber Heckler

School may have started this week, but there’s still plenty of time to pack in one last road trip this summer and fall. A new study by vacation rental marketplace HomeToGo has determined two Texas state parks should be at the top of the destination list: Garner State Park and Palo Duro Canyon State Park.

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Labor Day Weekend at Palo Duro Canyon State Park

February 18, 2025Princess Bryant

Labor Day Weekend is here, and many residents celebrate the long weekend at Palo Duro Canyon State Park.

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Palo Duro Canyon State Park captures rare sighting of Ring-tailed Cat

February 18, 2025Madison Fisher

Palo Duro Canyon State Park rangers caught a rare glimpse of the the Ring-Tailed Cat and say there could be an increase in its population.

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Palo Duro Canyon State Park hosts erosion education program

February 18, 2025KVII

p A program titled “Building Up & Tearing Down” hosted by the staff at Palo Duro Canyon State Park aimed at educating visitors on the effects erosion is having on one of the top attractions in the Texas Panhandle. (Drew Powell/KVII) /p

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Heavy snowfall closes Palo Duro Canyon trails until further notice

February 18, 2025Canion Cavazos

Following eight inches of snowfall, officials at Palo Duro Canyon State Park have temporarily closed all trails to ensure safety.

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7 Beautiful Texas Parks Where Fall Colors Paint The Landscape

February 18, 2025TravelAwaits

Traveling to Texas this fall? Here are the seven most beautiful parks and natural areas in the Lone Star State to enjoy the marvelous fall foliage.

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Your guide to exploring this breathtaking Texas state park

February 18, 2025Priscilla Aguirre

Here’s why you should take the trip to Palo Duro.

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Young naturalist already an expert on birds, butterflies

February 18, 2025MyRGV.com

Ryan Rodriguez has become a familiar face among nature enthusiasts both here and throughout the United States.

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Big, beautiful Texas: These outdoor places are tops with readers

February 18, 2025Michael Barnes

Texans share their favorite outdoor places to visit in the state as we celebrate 100 years of Texas State Parks.

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