Guadalupe Peak Campsite Overview - Guadalupe Mountains National Park
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Guadalupe Peak Campsite Overview - Guadalupe Mountains National Park
This is a quick overview of the Guadalupe Peak Campsites. These are the 3rd highest campsites in the state and lie 1 mile from the Guadalupe Peak Summit. Check out the sites, the views, and the wildlife from this popular backcountry campground.
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Guide to hiking Guadalupe Peak in Texas: Start at the Pine Springs Campground trailhead in Guadalupe Mountains National Park. This hike is 9 miles round trip with 2,950 feet of elevation gain. It was very windy and even snowed on us when we hiked at the end of March. Bring warm layers and hiking poles. Guadalupe Peak is 8,751 feet tall (2,667 meters). The Guadalupe Mountains were once a coral reef millions of years ago during the Permian Period. You can find an abundance of fossilized marine org
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