Nature Tourism - Hiking, Running, & Walking Trails - El Paso Convention and Visitors Bureau

Towering through the center of the city of El Paso is the Franklin Mountains State Park, the largest state park in an urban setting.

Hike to an old crash site of a B-36D that took place in 1953.

This trail takes you around an old mine.

A peaceful and enjoyable hike leading to mountain caves.

The high desert meadow offers many trails, poppies (seasonal) and great views of the Franklin Mountains and the Eastside of El Paso.

After having taken Wyler Tramway up, experience a hike off the Tramway Deck.

This trail takes you to old tin mines in secluded part of the Franklin Mountains.

Enjoy a tranquil, high mountain lookout point.

A hike through the Chihuahuan Desert, that goes along the ridgeline of the Franklin Mountains with amazing valley views.

Hike up to what looks like a petrified mammoth to a scenic overview. Small caves are also found a end of your hike.

Capture scenic views of the Paso Del Norte region by taking this trail.

An excellent trail with signage that names various plants along the way

This hike will take you to the highest mountain peak in El Paso.

Great views on this well marked trail near the Kern neighborhood.

Hike from McKelligon Canyon, over the Franklin Mountain.

An easy trail for beginners; just the right amount of difficulty for any nature enthusiasts.

This hike takes you to Wyler Aerial Tramway and up to Ranger Peak.

Hike through a desert valley and around Tom Mays Park.

This trail takes you from west to east, over the mountain and past tin mines.

A hike through the Chihuahuan Desert, that goes along the ridgeline of the Franklin Mountains with amazing valley views.

Hike to a small desert mountain spring with many Cottonwood trees.

Hiking, Running, & Walking Trails