Recently Reviewed Hotels around Guadalupe Mountains National Park

• Pinery Trail
  "Great If Time Is Limited"
  "If time is limited or you have trouble walking long distances, this is the trail for you. You can leave your car parked at the visitor center and take this paved trail over to the barely visible ruins of The Pinery, a Butterfield Stage Station. You will be able to see El Capitan (elev 8749') and ..."get a flavor of the terrain. Allow 30 minutes or so to make the round trip. " More >
• Guadalupe Peak
  "Nice Hikes"
  "We visited Guadalupe National Park this weekend and really enjoyed a couple of their hikes. We hiked the Smith Springs trail at Frijole Ranch and Devil's Hall at Pine Springs. We enjoyed both hikes. Smith Spring is a very nice, quiet, serene area that you wouldn't expect to find. After hiking th..."rough strictly desert scenery, the spring is all of a sudden right there. Very nice. The Devil's Hall hike was nice too but a quite rocky for a majority of it. We lunched at the "hall" and enjoyed this hike as well. This national park is basically a hiking, RV'ing park. It doesn't offer much more. But that's all we went for so we enjoyed it. " More >
• McKittrick Canyon
  "A most pleasant hike"
  "May may not be the most beautiful time of year to make this hike, but it's still wonderful. The stream was still flowing. We passed precisely one other hiker on our five mile round trip. It's an easy walk."