About this episode

This episode explores the Guadalupe Mountains National Park, highlighting its geological features and historical significance.

Let me know what you thought of this podcast! Send a text. Today, we are traveling to the rugged peaks of far West Texas to explore a place where giant predators once roamed, ancient people left hidden messages, and the mountains themselves are made of dead animals. We are talking about Guadalupe Mountains National Park. It’s home to Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in the entire state of Texas. Sources Used: National Park Service (NPS): Guadalupe Mountains National Park - Stories &a...

People in this episode

Host: Michelle Gallegos

Topics covered

• Guadalupe Mountains
• Texas history
• national parks
• ancient civilizations
• geology
• wildlife

Keywords

• Guadalupe Mountains
• Texas
• national park
• geology
• ancient people
• wildlife
• Guadalupe Peak

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: National Park Service

Places: Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas, Guadalupe Peak

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