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Short hike which is easy to do and offers beautiful views of the Rio Grande and the US-Mexico border.

Rio Grande Village Nature trail is a very short, scenic trail. It is a great place for wildlife viewing and for enjoying the peacefulness of the river. The first 100 yards is wheelchair accessible. The trail leads through a spring-fed wetland and gradually climbs a hill with panoramic views of the Rio Grande and the surrounding mountains at the top. This trail is an ideal place to watch a sunset.

Boquillas Canyon Trail follows the rim of the canyon from a parking lot. It leads to a high cliff with an overlook of the Rio Grande and visitors can see mortar holes from the ancient peoples that lived in the area. The trail eventually leads down to the banks of the river until the canyon walls close in and meet the river, ending the trail.

In 1909, J.O. Langford headed for West Texas with his family. He came to the area to regain his health. Once J.O. recoverd by taking a 21 day treatment of bathing and drinking the spring water, he opened the spring to other bathers. Today it´s only a ruin, but you can visit the ancient place and take a bath in the Spring.

Departs from the campground, crosses a few boardwalks, and then circles a small bluff. Great spot to sit and watch sunset. A must see!

Very easy hike in to the canyon. Horses and donkeys line the trail. Wear water shoes to wade in the river at the end. Locals may be selling tamales and souvenirs.

Great place to view the sunset from. Plenty of turtles and wildlife to spot in the water as well.

Beautiful atmosphere, especially in the early evening, from this small footbridge in the middle of the swamps.