Hunter Peak stands at 8,368 feet and was named after two ranchers, J. C. Hunter and J. C. Hunter, Jr., who owned much of the land that is now a part of the park. Hunter Peak has some of the best views in the Guadalupe Mountains National Park. Sweeping views of the vast desert are to the south, to the north are views of the Bowl, and to the west are phenomenal views of Guadalupe Peak. Hunter Peak is a proud summit and a great place to take in the some of the best views in Guadalupe National Park.

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1. Hunter Peak loop — Pine Springs Area — Guadalupe Mountains National Park

15.3km

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820m

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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Location: Culberson County, Texas, United States

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1. Hunter Peak loop — Pine Springs Area — Guadalupe Mountains National Park

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