The Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive, a 30-mile (50-kilometer) route in Big Bend National Park, winds through the park’s striking geological features. This curvy road takes visitors past historic districts, vista points, and overlooks, offering panoramic views of canyons, volcanic rock formations, and the Chisos Mountains. Along the drive, you can stop at various points to explore and take in the rugged, diverse landscapes that define this unique region. The journey provides a comprehensive experience of the park’s natural and historical highlights, making it a memorable way to see Big Bend.
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