Tom Lea Month Geology Lecture and Tour
Hear the science behind famed El Paso artist Tom Lea's beloved mountains
Hear the science behind famed El Paso artist Tom Lea's beloved mountains
Enjoy a guided mountain bike ride of 15-20 miles and meet other riders.
Learn about the trails at Wyler Aerial Tramway State Park.
Enjoy a 6.5 a moderate to difficult hike beginning on the Sierra Vista Trail and then hiking off trail to the top of North Anthony Peak.
Join an Interfaith prayer service and hear spiritual perspectives from different faith traditions about caring for the earth.
Gain understanding of the extent of loss of native ecosystems in the river valley and the importance of protecting and restoring natural areas in the valley.
Attend a workshop to addressing spiritual guidance issues and ecology including some practical steps to protect our beautiful Chihuahuan Desert.
Learn about local plants and the Wildscape program from TPWD's Urban Wildlife Biologist
CANCELLED: Due to dangerously slippery conditions, the event leader has decided to cancel this event.
A hike with presentations on Mount Cristo Rey and local history
Meet the mid-autumn resident and migratory birds in our Rio Grande River valley.
Enjoy a 5.5-mile, easy to moderate hike at the north end of the Franklin Mountains – an area rarely explored.
If you are in peak physical condition, take this physical challenge and hike a strenuous 8-mile round-trip hike with 4,000’ elevation gain.
Enjoy a guided mountain bike ride of 6-10 miles and meet other riders.
Take a 5 to 6 hour drive-and-stop tour of the highlights of El Paso Geology.
Learn more about geological processes of the Paleozoic Era as you explore the beauty and geology of Dog Canyon
A strenuous hike, even by Organ Mountain standards, to one of the most beautiful canyons in the Organs
Learn more about rock hounding as you collect rhyolite, agate, petrified wood and barite specimens