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Tom Bremer

Santa Elena Canyon, Big Bend National Park, Texas

Winter is a great season for visiting Big Bend National Park. It borders Mexico for 118 miles along the Rio Grande. A favorite destination is the mouth of Santa Elena Canyon, where the river exits the steep walls of the picturesque canyon.

Up close, the sheer cliff plunges into the river, leaving no room for a riverbank.

A narrow canyon in Big Bend National Park features tall, rugged rock walls with a calm river flowing through it. Sunlight illuminates the cliffs in the background, creating a stark contrast with the shadowed areas in the foreground. Large rocks are visible in the river, enhancing the majestic beauty of the scene.
A rocky cliff face in Big Bend National Park rises above the calm water of the Rio Grande. Layers of stone in shades of gray and brown reveal textures and cracks. The still water below reflects the serene majesty of the cliff, appearing completely undisturbed.
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