High water mark in the campground

In mid-September 2008, a Pacific tropical depression in Mexico dropped 30 inches of rain in the state of Chihuahua. Much of this flooded the Rio Conchos River and was released into the Rio Grande resulting in much damage to downriver areas. Rio Grande sediment was everywhere, but most of the campground was open.

Big Bend National Park

March 17th 2009
After leaving Chiracahua National Monument and with a brief overnight at a nondescript RV park in Van Horn, Texas, we set out for a week of exploration of Big Bend National Park. Although Peter had canoed on the Rio Grande through the eastern end of the park before, this would be all new for Trudy, Lynn, and Jon (and of course the dogs, Moxie, Katie, and Modoc). When we arrived so did a warm spell ... read more

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