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In the heart of the Davis Mountains, Fort Davis grew as a strategic point on the San Antonio-El Paso Road. Established in 1854, the fort was named in honor of Jefferson Davis, then Secretary of War. Fort Davis was first manned by troops of the Eighth U.S. Infantry who, mounted on mules, fought the Comanches.

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ARTICLEFort Davis In the heart of the Davis Mountains, Fort Davis grew as a strategic point on the San Antonio-El Paso Road. Established in 1854, the fort was named in honor of Jefferson Davis, then Secretary of War. Fort Davis was first manned by troops of the Eighth U.S. Infantry who, mounted on mules, fought the Comanches.Fort Davis
NATIONAL PARKAmistad National Recreation Area Amistad National Recreation Area is northwest of Del Rio via US 90. The 64,860-acre reservoir is an outgrowth of the Amistad National Recreation Area
NATIONAL PARKBig Bend National Park Big Bend National Park is southeast of Alpine on SR 118 and US 385. The park derives its name from a U-shaped bend of the Big Bend National Park
NATIONAL PARKCarlsbad Caverns National Park Carlsbad Caverns National Park is 20 miles southwest of Carlsbad off US 62/180. The park covers 46,776 acres in the rugged foothills of the Guadalupe Mountains, with miles of caves cutting through a Permian-age fossil reef. Among more than 117 known caves is Lechuguilla, thought to be the nation's deepest limestone cavern. The park's showpiece is Carlsbad Cavern, a series of enormous rooms that make up one of the world's largest caves.Carlsbad Caverns National Park
NATIONAL PARKGila National Forest In southwestern New Mexico, Gila (HEE-la) National Forest occupies 3,321,000 acres of forest and rangeland. The smaller of its two units extends north from Lordsburg along the Big Burro Mountains. The main unit, north of Silver CityGila National Forest
NATIONAL PARKGuadalupe Mountains National Park Guadalupe Mountains National Park is 110 miles east of El Paso on US 62/180. The park's 86,416 acres occupy a rugged scenic section of the Guadalupe Mountains and include 8,751-foot Guadalupe Mountains National Park
NATIONAL PARKLincoln National Forest In south central New Mexico, most of the Sacramento, Jicarilla, Guadalupe and Capitan mountains lie within the three districts of Lincoln National Forest. Covering 1,103,441 acres of pine, juniper and fir timber lands, the terrain in this vast region ranges from desert to subalpine.Lincoln National Forest
NATIONAL PARKWhite Sands National Park can be entered daily 7 a.m.-8 p.m., Memorial Day weekend-Labor Day; 7 a.m.-dusk, rest of year. It is subject to closures of up to 3 hours during missile testing. Visitors must exit the park by 1 hour after dusk, except on full-moon nights May-Oct. Visitor center open daily 9-5; phone for extended summer hours. Closed Christmas. Admission, valid for 7 days, $25 (per private vehicle with more than one occupant); $20 (per motorcycle); $15 (per person if only one occupant in the vehicle); free (ages 0-15). Phone (575) 479-6124, ext. 236.White Sands National Park
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