Big Bend
By taking different routes to and from Big Bend, you can see lots of Texas.
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Most who visit Big Bend drive a personal vehicle. Public transportation is available, but not always most convenient. From most cities of origin, there is a fastest route to get to the National Park area, as well as alternate routes that sometimes offer more scenery...
Flying commercially will only get you part of the way to Big Bend. However, flying in and renting a car is a convenient and enjoyable way to see Big Bend and the mountains of West Texas. The most accessible commercial airport to Big Bend is El Paso International. It...
West Texas grew up around the train, and the train still delivers visitors to Big Bend. Your vacation begins as soon as you take a seat in the city of origin. Please double check with AMTRAK as times may change and schedules sometimes run behind. Passenger Train...
If you come by public transport, you may want to rent a vehicle. Rentals from El Paso airport Rentals from Midland airport Rent vehicle in Alpine and Marathon: Big Bend Jeep Rentals, 432-294-5796
There are two main routes to come into Big Bend from San Antonio. I-10 takes a northerly route to Fort Stockton. You may also take US 90 through Uvalde and Del Rio, which is a little shorter distance wise, but takes a bit longer. From Fort Stockton, you can go south...
There are a couple of ways to drive to Big Bend from Odessa and Midland, depending on your local destination. The most direct route to Big Bend National Park is to take I-10 33 mi. to Exit 83 in Monahans. Take a left (south) on TX 18, go 50 mi. to Fort Stockton. Take...