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Ascarate Lake City Park
This is a 400 acre municipal park featuring a 44 acre manmade lake. Swimming is not permitted in the lake but there is a nearby Olympic sized swimming pool, and fishing on the lake is accepted.
Address: 6900 Delta Drive El Paso TX USA
 1 915 777-3941
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Franklin Mountains State Park allows for activities such as mountian biking, rock climbing, hiking and horseback riding. The park has 44 picnic sites with shaded roofs, tables and barbeque grills for day use. There are some basic tenting sites as well as five RV sites for campers. None of them have water or electricty. No ground fires are permitted.
Address: 1331 McKelligon Rd El Paso TX USA 79930
1 915 566-6441
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This memorial was established to recognized the peace treaty between the United States and Mexico concerning boundary issues. The memorial is part of a 55-acre (22-hectare) park with an outdoor amphitheater, a museum and a gallery.
Address: Paisano St. El Paso TX USA
1 915 532-7273
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El Paso Tin Mines
Located in Franklin Mountain State Park are what remains of the only tin mines in the States. There are trails leading to the sites, which can be found on the east side of the North Franklin Mountain.
Address: 1331 McKelligon Canyon Rd El Paso TX USA 79930
1 915 566-6441
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Visit an old ranch house that serves as the park's interpretive center. Other activities include visiting the ancient rock paintings, picnicing, hiking, rock climibng, star gazing, and guided tours.
Address: 6900 Hueco Tanks Road No 1 El Paso TX 79938
1 915 857-1135
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