This tour takes you from six feet under, or the base of, to high atop the mountains overlooking the city. It starts in downtown El Paso is a place you must visit. Visit an old home and other historical and fun sites as well as to the canyons and the crest of the beautiful Franklin Mountains. It will give you a chance to stroll around, stretch your legs and acquaint yourself more closely with our desert terrain and the mountains that pretty much divide the city in half.
Day 1: Magoffin Home State Historical Park
Filled with original furnishings, the home provides a fabulous look into (upper-income) life in El Paso in the 1800s.
Optional Detour 1: Mayapan Café y Mercado
The restaurant is open for lunch and serves great Mexican food. The Mercado sells items made by the Mayapan staff as well as goods imported from Mexico.
Day 2: Chamizal National Memorial
The Chamizal National Memorial is operated by the National Park Service. Walking paths meander around the grounds of the Chamizal, where there is ample room for picnicking and relaxing. From the paths, you’ll have an excellent view of the traffic crossing the border into and out of Juarez over the Bridge of the Americas.
Day 3: El Paso Zoo
This excellent zoo keeps growing with exhibits of animals from the region and all over the world.
Day 4: Wyler Aerial Tramway
Take the short tram ride to the top of the mountains and add Juarez, west Texas and a big chunk of New Mexico to the view. It’s a spectacular look at three states and two countries.
Day 5: McKelligon Canyon
The park is part city property and part Franklin Mountains State Park and offers great hiking and picnicking. The amphitheater in the park is home to numerous theatrical and musical events throughout the year.
Day 6: Chihuahua Desert Gardens
The Chihuahua Desert Gardens (CDG) displays the flora of the Chihuahua Desert and adjacent regions in the United States and Mexico. The Gardens were containing over 625 different species of plants, comprising one of the largest captive assemblages of Chihuahua Desert flora in the world.
Day 7: Ascarate Lake
Ascarate Park is the largest public-use recreational park in El Paso County and is dedicated to sports, picnicking, fishing and other recreational activities.
If you are not able to make up your mind from any of the tour itinerary or hotels listed above in One Week El Paso Honeymoon Package, then we can also make changes and provide a customized, tailor-made romantic honeymoon vacations, especially for you. We can modify this package as per your budget, duration as well as the tourist places you’d like to visit or whether airfare should be included or not. This customization helps you make the best out of your honeymoon package with your loved one and keep the candle of romance burning.
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