Visit Big Bend Ranch State Park
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Big Bend Ranch State Park is a stunning state park located in Marfa, Texas. This park boasts over 300 species of birds, miles and miles of trails, and even options to bring your horse and enjoy horseb...
Big Bend Ranch State Park is a stunning state park located in Marfa, Texas. This park boasts over 300 species of birds, miles and miles of trails, and even options to bring your horse and enjoy horseback riding. With over 311,000 acres of land, this park is located on the Rio Grande. Because of this you've got tons of activities to enjoy and a rich array of biodiversity.
If you want to take a day rafting trip, head over to the Rio Grande/Rio Bravo corridor and connect with a local tour guide. We suggest bringing a picnic and accessing the river along FM 170. Colorado Canyon includes Class II and III rapids. This section of the river is only dangerous during floods, according to the website.
You can arrange a raft trip through local providers.
Hiking and Mountain Biking
Big Bend Ranch State Park has many hiking trails available to walk, mountain bike, and horseback ride. Many trails offer very rough terrain and are better just for hiking. According to the website, "two short trails near the Sauceda Ranger Station offer differing views of the park. The one-mile Ojito Adentro Trail crosses desert scrub into an oasis-like area with great wildlife viewing. The ¾-mile Cinco Tinajas Trail offers views into a deep canyon with a series of tinajas, or rock pools that hold water after rains."Horseback Riding
Take a step into the Wild West when you bring your horses and explore the park on horseback. Many sites in the park have pens for your horses or mules (which are also allowed).River Access
If you want to take a day rafting trip, head over to the Rio Grande/Rio Bravo corridor and connect with a local tour guide. We suggest bringing a picnic and accessing the river along FM 170. Colorado Canyon includes Class II and III rapids. This section of the river is only dangerous during floods, according to the website.
You can arrange a raft trip through local providers.

