Subject: Things to Do in Amarillo

Amarillo Convention & Visitor Council

March 17 - 23, 2020

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Enjoy a day of fun in the sun under Amarillo's big blue skies!

Palo Duro Canyon State Park

Palo Duro Canyon is the second-largest canyon and largest-driveable canyon in the United States. Its fantastic landscape served as the last home to the Comanche and inspiration for some of Georgia O'Keefe's best-known works. There are a TON of activities available in the Palo Duro Canyon area. Call 806.488.2227 for updated hours.

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Mountain Biking, Hiking, Horseback Riding, and Camping

We Will Not Be Tamed-Jorge Avalos Mountain Biking in Palo Duro Canyon State Park

Palo Duro ZipLine & Adventure Park

Fly high at this dynamic outdoor adventure location! Zip across the canyon and then cross back across a ravine of the canyon on a 300 ft bridge! You'll be able to stick with just your group to and from the towers and landing pad! Call 806.488.2260 for information on hours. 

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Palo Duro Creek Ranch Jeep Tours and Horseback Riding

Take a ride in the back of an open-air Humvee or on a horse and have a blast on this private ranch on the edge of Palo Duro Canyon. Guides will tell you the history of the ranch and make sure your group has a great time! Call 806.488.2100 for hours.

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Cowgirls and Cowboys in the West

Looking for a real horseback riding experience? Cowgirls and Cowboys in the West offers rides and a bit of history on a private ranch on the rim of Palo Duro Canyon. They welcome riders of all ages and experience levels. Catch one of the Texas Panhandle's breathtaking sunsets with their two-hour sunset ride experience! Call 806.672.9256 for opening information.

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Take a Wild Ride at Palo Duro Creek Ranch with Jeff & Crystal

The Bryants stopped into Palo Duro Creek Ranch jeep tour last summer and experienced a wild ride! This private ranch offers a unique view of Palo Duro Canyon from the back of an open-air Humvee. 

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Amarillo Botanical Gardens

The Amarillo Botanical Gardens features several different types of gardens including their tropical conservatory, butterfly garden, and Japanese garden. All the plants are lovingly cared for by their staff and volunteers. The gardens are also wheelchair accessible. This serene space is a perfect way to ground yourself and enjoy nature. Call 806.352.6513 for information on hours. 

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Wildcat Bluff Nature Center

Visit this beautiful 600-acre nature reserve and experience the Amarillo landscape as early pioneers and Santa Fe Trail travelers did. The reserve has a few miles of trails including one where you can see the impressions left behind from wagons traveling the Santa Fe Trail. The Libb's Trail is a wheelchair-accessible trail that winds around the front of the nature reserve and is surrounded by local flora and fauna. Call 806.352.6007 for information.  

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Cadillac Ranch

Grab some spray paint and leave your mark on this iconic Route 66 roadside art piece! 

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Amarillo Convention & Visitor Council

1000 S. Polk, Amarillo, Tx 79101 | 800.692.1338

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