Devils River State Natural Area &

International Dark Sky Sanctuary

• Swimming, fishing and paddling in the river.

• Devils River State Natural Area has been designated an

International Dark Sky Sanctuary by the International

Dark-Sky Association (IDA), making it the only Dark Sky

Sanctuary in Texas. As the sixth International Dark Sky

Sanctuary to receive the title, Devils River SNA is

recognized as a one of the darkest and most ecologically

fragile sites in the world.

NOTE: It’s a one mile hike from the parking lot to

the river. You’ll need to carry all your gear,

so pack lightly!

https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/devils-rive

21715 Dolan Creed Rd, Del Rio, Texas 78840

830-395-2133

Seminole State Park and Historic Site

• Located on US Route 90, east of the

Pecos River High Bridge, 9 miles west of

Comstock in Val Verde County in the U.S.

state of Texas.

• The park is conducive to camping, biking,

bird watching, back packing and archeological

study.

• Cave art and archeological artifacts date back to the earliest human habitation in the area.

• frequent guided hiking tours of the rock art sites; visit our event page to find one that fits your

schedule.

https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/seminole-canyon

Devil’s Sinkhole State Natural Area

• The Devil's Sinkhole State Natural Area is a natural bat habitat near the city of Rock-springs, TX.

• Home to the Mexican free-tailed bat, access to the area is available only through advance res-ervations.

• The Devil's Sinkhole is a vertical natural bat habitat. The 40-by-60-foot opening drops down to re-veal

Kickapoo Caverns State Park

• Located 22 miles North of Brackettville, TX, Kickapoo Cavern is about 1,400 feet long, the result of 4 million years of geologic change.

• Park staff lead cave tours every Saturday. Stuart Bat Cave is slightly shorter than Kickapoo and is the seasonal home to thousands of Mexican free-tailed bats.

• The bats live in the cave from mid March to the end of October. Many bird species also live in the park, and a number of migratory birds nest or fly through the area, as well.

• Birders come here to hunt for hard-to-find species such as gray vireo, varied bunting and Montezuma quail.

https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/kickapoo-cavern 20939 RR 274, Brackettville, TX • 830-563-2342

Amistad National Recreation Area

• A Borderland Paradise an oasis in the de-sert, Amistad National Recreation Area consists of the US portion of the Internation-al Amistad Reservoir.

• Amistad, whose name comes from the Spanish word meaning friendship, is best known for excellent water-based recreation, camping, hiking, rock art viewing, and its rich cultural history.

https://www.nps.gov/amis 10477 Hwy 90 W, Del Rio TX • 830-775-7491

Rock Art Foundation White Shaman Preserve of the Witte Museum

• The Witte Museum is proud to offer you access to its Rock Art Foundation White Shaman Preserve.

• Saturday tours to White Shaman, the Witte Museum also offers seasonal guided tours to numerous additional prehis-toric and historic sites throughout the Lower Pecos region of West Texas. These tours are only possible through the kind cooperation and generosity of various landowners.

• The Witte firmly supports their rights as private landowners, who act as fabulous stewards for these irreplaceable archae-ological treasures.

• With trust and friendship, they have offered their properties on limited dates only.

• Witte Museum members will receive discounted tickets to all Witte Museum Rock Art Foundation guided tours. Register for tours.

https://www.wittemuseum.org/rock-art 90 W at Pecos River, Comstock, TX • 210-357-1910

Val Verde Winery

• The oldest continuously running winery in Texas, we believe in family, tradition, and quality.

• award-winning wines is carefully hand-made in small quanti-ties, using traditional methods passed down from generation to generation.

• Visit us at the winery, and enjoy a complimentary tour and tasting.

• Take your favorite wines home and allow us to bring our traditions and quality to your celebrations for years to come!

100 Qualia Dr. • 830-775-9714 • valverdewinery.com

Whitehead Memorial Museum • Established in 1962 and remains the only full time,

public museum in Val Verde County, Texas. • The Whitehead Memorial Museum preserves

historical and tangible artifacts that reflect the early history, cultures, and economics of Del Rio and Val Verde County.

1308 S. Main St • 830-774-7568 whiteheadmuseum.org

West Texas Hunting

Del Rio, Texas

830-775-3551

drchamber.com

Amistad National

Recreation Area

# 1 Bass Fishing Lake in Texas!

Lake Amistad

830-775-7591 - nps.gov

Continental Ranch World Class

Rock Climbing

Near Del Rio, Texas

830-775-3551

continentalranchroundup.com

Enjoy Live Music at Brown Plaza presented

by Casa De La Cultura at 7 pm

302 Cantu St. 830-768-2287

Bring your chairs and BYOB!

Wednesday - 7 PM

Rudy’s BBQ

330 Braddie Dr.

830-774-0784

Thursday -7 PM

Memo’s Restaurant

804 E Losoya St.

830-774-1583

Friday & Saturday - 9 PM

White Horse Lounge

(Ramada)

2101 Veterans Blvd.

830-775-1511

DANCING

Doc Holliday’s

202 E Gibbs

830-774-2060

Del Rio Council for the Arts

at the Firehouse

120 E. Garfield

830-775-0888

Casa De La Cultura

302 Cantu St.

830-768-2287

Lee-Bunch Studio Gallery

(above the Del Rio Loan Co.)

100 W. Greenwood

830-774-3456

Falcon Art Gallery

301 E. Garfield

830-775-9852

The first Friday of each month