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Walk up the south end of Devil's Den Canyon and look down into the narrow gorge. The hike is worth the look.

The highest point in Big Bend is Emory Peak, which can be scrambled up, if at a steep 9 mile roundtrip, it'll take you at least half the day.

Famous Ernst Tinaja, filled year round with water, is only accessible via four-wheel-drive and then a hike. But what a hike.

Watch the Rio Grande rush below as you walk alongside sheer, dramatic cliffs.

The Marufo Vega Trail is a punishing hike, but the intense solitude among the limestone of the Dead Horse Mountains may well be worth it.

The rocks you'll see on this trail are as you'd expect, craggy and red (and yellow and pink). They're formed of volcanic tuff and have unusual shapes as well as an unusual color.

The Rio Grande Village Natural Trail is very short, only 3/4ths of a mile, but birds are everywhere along its length and the scenery is great.

The Santa Elena Canyon route is a short one, but the view is amazing. Wind down into the canyon - then look up.

Off-trail hiking in a stream bed (seasonal water) with native vegetation and steep canyon walls.

Walk toward the rock formations that do, indeed, look like chimneys. This rocky route runs through a variety of desert plants.