Ladies and Gentlemen it is the moment all children across El Paso have been waiting for: SPRING BREAK IS HERE!!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Yup, the weather is getting warmer, daylight saving is about to kick in and teachers will get a break from their classrooms for a few weeks.<\/p>\n
With Spring Break right around the corner some families might be looking to escape El Paso without booking a flight or spending a fortune. The Borderland is perfectly positioned for quick road trips packed with adventure, nature, and family fun. Whether you want cool mountain air, jaw-dropping desert views, or a refreshing swim, there are plenty of destinations just a short drive away.<\/p>\n
Courtesy: Matthew Lejune via Unsplash<\/p>\n
Courtesy: Matthew Lejune via Unsplash<\/p>\n
Read More: Fans Think a \u2018Ted Lasso\u2019 Star May Join El Paso Locomotive FC<\/a><\/p>\n Texas Road-Trip DestinationsBalmorhea State Park (about 2.5 hours) \u2013 Home to one of the world\u2019s largest spring-fed swimming pools, where visitors can swim, snorkel, and spot fish and turtles in crystal-clear water.Guadalupe Mountains National Park (about 2 hours) \u2013 Perfect for families who love hiking, including trails through McKittrick Canyon and the climb to Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas.Big Bend National Park (about 5 hours) \u2013 A longer but unforgettable trip with dramatic desert landscapes, hiking trails, Rio Grande adventures, and natural hot springs along the river.<\/p>\n Courtesy: Rebeca Alvidrez via Unsplash<\/p>\n Courtesy: Rebeca Alvidrez via Unsplash<\/p>\n