mt. cristo rey

Holy Week tradition returns

Tune in this Friday for a special ABC segment hosted by John Quiñones celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month featuring the Borderland.

Bowie Bakery staff posed for pictures and gifted John Quiñones and the ABC News crew with a bag of their best pan dulce for the road.

One El Pasoan has captured the most spectacular photo of the lunar eclipse appearing centered behind Mt. Cristo Rey.

El Paso is like a dusty jewel, in the middle of the southwest desert, but once cleaned off, reveals all of its bright and beautiful facets.

The traditional hike up Mt. Cristo Rey during Holy Week as a sign of their faith and their devotion is another casualty of the coronavirus outbreak.

The climb happens October 27. Check out the parking details, hours of the climb, and the one thing you cannot bring or you won't be able to climb.

The annual event is held to commemorate the completion of the monument, as well as to celebrate the Christian feast of Christ the King.

Mt. Cristo Rey is a hallowed, and sometimes harrowing, El Paso landmark. One family found out the hard way that it can be very dangerous.

If you've never done this hike, Good Friday is a great day to do it.

Hike back-in-time to the age of the dinosaurs with this one-of-a-kind dino hike in El Paso.

The Asarco smokestacks were erected in 1951 and 1967.  The statue of Christ on Mount Cristo Rey was erected in 1940.  Only one of them will still be standing after April 13th.