Lavish forestry blankets the 2,709-acre expanse of Davis Mountains at this west Texas state park named after… well the name is pretty darn self-explanatory. As you weave between large pinyon Read more...
Lavish forestry blankets the 2,709-acre expanse of Davis Mountains at this west Texas state park named after… well the name is pretty darn self-explanatory. As you weave between large pinyon pines, oak trees and junipers you may also spot any of the other smaller varieties of vegetation such as apache plums, fragrant sumacs, little-leaf leadtree, Torrey yucca, trompillo, scarlet bouvardia, catclaw acacia and little walnuts - to name just a few! A mile high up, you’ll be ever closer to the celestial spheres burning bright overhead which can be regarded at night in crystal-clear clarity. Other popular activities in this park include horseback riding, mountain biking, picnicking and backpacking. Also be on the lookout for the popular Montezuma quail waddling its short and stumpy frame around the park.
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Learn more and join the movement to bring Open Data to your state today!Lavish forestry blankets the 2,709-acre expanse of Davis Mountains at this west Texas state park named after… well the name is pretty darn self-explanatory. As you weave between large pinyon Read more...
Lavish forestry blankets the 2,709-acre expanse of Davis Mountains at this west Texas state park named after… well the name is pretty darn self-explanatory. As you weave between large pinyon pines, oak trees and junipers you may also spot any of the other smaller varieties of vegetation such as apache plums, fragrant sumacs, little-leaf leadtree, Torrey yucca, trompillo, scarlet bouvardia, catclaw acacia and little walnuts - to name just a few! A mile high up, you’ll be ever closer to the celestial spheres burning bright overhead which can be regarded at night in crystal-clear clarity. Other popular activities in this park include horseback riding, mountain biking, picnicking and backpacking. Also be on the lookout for the popular Montezuma quail waddling its short and stumpy frame around the park.
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