Big Bend National Park Art Prints
You can often find desert cactus like this Opuntia Engelmannii Prickly Pear cactus blends in with the foliage along the hiking trail in Big Bend National Park.
I enjoyed hiking on the Window Trail in Chisos Basin. The landscape was vast and spectacular!
Hiking through the desert plain in the Chihuahuan Desert, you can hear the chirping bugs while enjoying the view of mountains and cliffs.
While enjoying my hike on the Window Trail, I noticed a Yucca flower stalk that grew in a weird shape, almost like it took a detour.
Hiking on the Window Trail and enjoying the beautiful landscape with Casa Grande Peak's view and desert foliage in the foreground.
I saw some desert agave in Big Bend, and it reminded me of some guys' funky hairstyle.
You can see the hilly view of Oak Creek Canyon on the Window Trail, with plenty of desert vegetation and jagged rock formations.
Rock Formation in Big Bend National Park
While hiking in the canyon, you can see yourself surrounded by all these interesting jagged rock formations.
The fallen tree on the hiking trail slowly decomposed and blended in with the environment.
The Prickly Pear cactus is one of the common desert cactus that grows abundantly in Big Bend National Park.
Deep into the Oak Creek Canyon, the tall grass and desert foliage were overgrown and added an interesting texture to the landscape.
The Rocky Mountains in Big Bend
Some of the rock formations in Big Bend National Park are millions of years old. They have interesting shapes and textures due to sedimentation, erosion, and fossilization.
The Rio Grande River is part of the Mexico-United States border, and it is also an essential element for the ecology in Big Bend National Park.