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Cerro Alto is the highest mountain in the Hueco Mountains east of El Paso. The mountain's dominance over the range it belongs to is instantly obvious from any spot on the east side of town. In the photo above the setting sun lit the mountain with dramatic warm light as a storm brewed above.
Spanish Dagger in El PasoA Spanish Dagger Yucca plant marks the landscape in West El Paso. Click to purchase a print or digital download.
El Paso's landscape is full of a wide variety of plant life. You'll find the Spanish Dagger Yucca plant throughout the region. Above, an old yucca takes its place on the landscape of West El Paso near Transmountain drive as the sun illuminates it during the last few minutes of daylight.
West Texas ViewView from the Guadalupe Mountains in West Texas
If you drive about a hundred miles east of El Paso you will find yourself surrounded by a very diverse landscape. The first thing you will pass is the salt flat, then you will climb until you reach the entrance to the Guadalupe Mountains National Park. The views in this area are amazing. The photo above was taken near the entrance to the park, looking south. It is part of my new collection of photos of West Texas. From El Capitan to Cerro Alto, I think you'll enjoy these new photos.
In the heart of downtown El Paso you will find a 14-foot statue of Fray Garcia de San Francisco. This statue is the first of the twelve travelers series. Garcia de San Francisco established the first Mission in the El Paso area.
Transmountain RoadTransmountain Road winds through the Franklin Mountains in Northeast El Paso.
There is just something appealing about how this road cuts through the rugged landscape of northern El Paso. Maybe it's the contrast between the orderly man made lines and curves with the natural landscape. In this specific shot, the mountain landscape was unusually green after a wetter-than-typical rainy season.
View other photos of Transmountain Road and El Paso's Franklin Mountains.