Palo duro canyon state park

Headed to Palo Duro Canyon? Don't miss this easy, yet beautiful hike! Just a short distance from the parking lot, you will be able to climb into a giant cave! Like this Content? Check out our website for more: www.travelwiththeoneyoulove.com

The ULTIMATE GUIDE to hiking the Lighthouse Trail in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Hiking details, packing lists, and other things to do nearby.

Omg! Can't believe I haven't gone to Palo Duro Canyon yet. I only live about 5 hours away and can easily do a road trip there. Planning my next road trip to Palo Duro Canyon State Park for sure! #palodurocanyon #thingstodoinpalodurocanyon #thingstodoinpalodurocanyonstatepark

Planning a visit to the second largest canyon in the U.S.? Here are 7 unique things to do at Palo Duro Canyon State Park near Amarillo, TX!

These 10 relatively short hikes in Palo Duro Canyon State Park are perfect for beginner hikers or families to enjoy with limited time!

Palo Duro Canyon State Park, TX. Palo Duro is the second-largest canyon in the United States and is located just south of Amarillo, Texas.

Mind-blowing sunset at Palo Duro Canyon State Park - Texas Parks and Wildlife

Drive up the highway toward Amarillo, and the city fades away. The land turns into rocky terrain stubbled with cacti under hazy blue skies. There, you’ll find the second biggest canyon in the United States, Palo Duro Canyon.

From hiking to mountain biking, stargazing, and encountering bison - there are so many fun things to do in Caprock Canyons State Park.

Cinders Travels | LKB 011: Lights and Colors Vomiting all over the Floor in Palo Duro Canyon, Texas

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Explore Texas | Travel+Nature on Instagram: “🚘Road trip idea💡- Palo Duro Canyon State Park! If you live in central Texas it’s a 7+ hour drive, but it’s worth it to see the 2nd largest…”

Everyone's heard about the Grand Canyon but what about the second largest canyon in the country? Well it's right here in Texas! The Palo Duro Canyon is the second largest canyon in the country and it's absolutely beautiful! While you're visiting Palo Duro Canyon, I recommend taking a quick trip over to Caprock Canyon State Park just 1.5 hours southeast of Palo Duro Canyon State Park. When you ask locals which state park is better about 50% will say Palo Duro Canyon and the other 50% will say…

At nearly 120 miles long, 20 miles wide and 800 feet deep, Palo Duro Canyon is the second longest canyon in the United States. It is located approximately 20 miles outside of Amarillo, Texas so it is very accessible. Whether you are visiting Amarillo for other reasons or simply passing through the Panhandle, you should plan to visit Palo Duro Canyon along the way. #Texas #PaloDuro #Travelbloggers #statepark #amarillo #palodurocanyon

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From spray painting Cadillac Ranch to visiting the Quarter Horse Hall Of Fame, here are ten offbeat and unusual things to do in Amarillo, Texas.

Everyone's heard about the Grand Canyon but what about the second largest canyon in the country? Well it's right here in Texas! The Palo Duro Canyon is the second largest canyon in the country and it's absolutely beautiful! While you're visiting Palo Duro Canyon, I recommend taking a quick trip over to Caprock Canyon State Park just 1.5 hours southeast of Palo Duro Canyon State Park. When you ask locals which state park is better about 50% will say Palo Duro Canyon and the other 50% will say…

John Sorsby - Texas Outdoors on Instagram: "I was able to track down this secret slot canyon in Palo Duro Canyon a couple years ago and it blew me away. I thought slots like this only existed in places like Utah and Arizona. This one is the real deal right here in Texas."

After years of me saying we should go hiking in Palo Duro Canyon we finally did it. I mean every time we drove through Amarillo and I would see the exit for Palo Duro Canyon I wanted to stop, hike and explore but we never had the time. Last year I wanted to explore this...