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Sombrero Peak Ranch is a unique destination nestled in the heart of Terlingua, TX, offering a range of accommodations and outdoor activities for guests to enjoy. With stunning views of the surrounding desert landscape, visitors can relax and immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area while experiencing the charm of a rustic ranch setting. Generated from their business information

Big Bend National Park encompasses more than 800,000 acres in southwest Texas and includes mountain, desert and river environments. It is open year-round and has national significance as one of the largest protected areas of Chihuahuan Desert topography and ecology in the United States. The 118 river miles that form the southern park boundary includes the canyons of Santa Elena, Mariscal and Boquillas, Texas. It offers a range of recreational opportunities, such as hiking, window-view trailing, bicycling, rock climbing, floating, bird viewing and stargazing. Big Bend National Park offers the Parks as Classrooms program, which is a nationwide initiative to utilize various resources of the park for teaching and learning purposes. It is located in Big Bend National Park, Texas, and is a part of National Park Service, which is a network of more than 400 natural, cultural and recreational sites throughout the U.S. It is a bureau within the Department of the Interior.

The Big Bend Natural History Association (BBNHA) is dedicated to supporting the mission of the National Park Service in Big Bend National Park, Texas, by providing resources and educational materials that enhance visitor experiences. Their offerings include an array of products such as books, maps, and guides focused on the park's unique natural history, outdoor skills, and local culture. In addition to their bookstore, BBNHA members enjoy discounts on purchases and exclusive items, fostering a community of nature enthusiasts. The organization also collaborates with various partners to promote the park, exemplified by the film "Bravo y Grande," which showcases the stunning beauty of the Rio Grande's Lower Canyons. Generated from the website