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Being in but slightly removed from Texas, gives us tons of cool and unique things to see, do and experience.

Depending on how you look at it, El Chuco is either dead last or best of the best.

Some of El Paso's good times are seasonal. During winter, Western Playland and Wet 'N Wild Waterworld shut down and horse racing at Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino also stops for part of winter.

Get ready, because Fort Bliss is bringing the heat this Saturday with a concert that's sure to get everyone on their feet!

Special hours will be in place starting next year during which water park attendance will be limited, there will be no loud music and other noisy distractions will be reduced.

West Texas may seem quiet, but it’s actually bursting with surprises—like a world-class observatory that’s been unlocking the secrets of the universe since 1933.

Hiking in El Paso can be dangerous so, play it safe. Bring plenty of water, don't go during the hottest part of the day, dress accordingly, know your limitations, watch for snakes, etc, etc. Watch for dead bodies too, by the way.

Texas has anything and everything you could possibly want. A strong economy, lots of room to grow, plenty to see and do - the list goes on. You can experience just about any climate or setting you want and never leave Texas.

This is honestly the only time I don't like being in El Paso, the windy season. The last few days have been even worse than usual, wrecking visibility and even causing I-10 to be shut down a couple of times.

This shrine in the lone star state gets more visitors than any other.

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