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Tons of people enjoy spending time with nature to get in some exercise.

It's Spring in Texas and not only does that mean warmer temperatures, thunderstorms (hopefully here in West Texas, because we really need it!), and of course it also means that more of us are getting out and enjoying the great outdoors. ...

There is a hiking group in El Paso that hiking fanatics would be down to join.

There is a special hike in Texas that has quite the scary reward.

Spring is right around the corner so when it comes, keep this list handy so you can visit some of the most beautiful greenspaces in town.

The weather has been chilly but that's not stopping some El Pasoans from getting out there and enjoying the great outdoors. There are lots of hiking and biking trails people can explore all around the Borderland you may not know about. And with the holidays so close, kids are getting out of school this week and your loved ones from out of town will be back in the Sun City soon making it a great ti

There are an estimated 3,000 to 6,000 pictographs in Hueco Tanks. You can go on a pictograph tour this month and learn about some of them.

Did you know that El Paso sits just 30 miles from a dormant ancient volcano that erupted centuries ago?

Even though we are still hovering in the 90s for right now, we will start seeing those triple digits soon enough.

It's the best time of the year to head out for a hike and enjoy the weather in the Borderland. If you're a newbie, here are some great trails to start with.

We have been holed up for over a year because of COVID that we've forgotten how beautiful our city is. Check out this video to remind yourself.

Hueco Tanks State Park announced that they would be closed until August 13 after one of their staff members tested positive for coronavirus.