Big Bend Scenic Views

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	The bright-colored peaks of the Chisos Mountains overlook the desert vegetation of Big Bend National Park.
	Prickly pear cactus and creosotebush dominate this plain below Croton Peak.
	A stone formation along state highway 118
	Tule Mountain
	A lechuguilla grows at the base of the Chisos Mountains.
	Nugent Mountain, an outlier of the Chisos Mountains, is topped by high cliffs.
	The Sierra del Carmen with colored hills next to Tornillo Creek in the foreground
	Purple wildflowers grow along the road
	The Mexican village of Boquillas sits below the cliffs of the Sierra del Carmen.
	El Pico, a stone monolith that stands atop the Sierra del Carmen on the Mexican side of the river.
	Yellow wildflowers grow along the road near the mouth of the Boquillas Canyon gorge.
	The Rio Grande, forming the border between Texas and Mexico, flows through one of the few lowlands found in Big Bend National Park.
	The Rio Grande
	Steep cliffs line Boquillas Canyon, through which the Rio Grande River flows after passing the Mexican village of Boquillas.

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