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Many consider McKittrick Canyon to be the jewel of the Guadalupe Mountains National Park. Surrounded by 2,000 foot towering cliffs the canyon protects and nutures a relict forest, a remanent of a wetter and cooler period in this region. During the Fall the Big Tooth Maple trees give a show that rivals New England in its color and intensity and are one of the reasons this canyon has been referred to as "the most beautiful spot in Texas". | |||||||||
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