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    Sad Monkey Mercantile is a multifaceted business offering a unique experience for both tourists and locals alike. We aim to provide a place for all visitors to find food, drinks, and rest, while browsing camping gear, homewares, and “Panhandle Proud” merchandise. Our guests are invited to stop by on the way to Palo Duro Canyon […] More

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    San Angelo

    San Angelo is where the best parts of West Texas come together. Known for great local food options, a lively downtown scene, and is home to the friendliest of people. What sets San Angelo apart is the beautiful outdoor landscapes. A confluence of four different kinds of countryside makes the area perfect for outdoor activities […] More

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    National Ranching Heritage Center

    Cattle and critters of the night were wandering through the old 1886 XIT division headquarters when the National Ranching Heritage Center came to dismantle it stone by stone—not to destroy it, but to preserve it.  At its peak in those decades between 1885 and 1912, the XIT Ranch had 150 cowboys who rode 1,000 horses, […] More

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    Discover the Quanah Parker Trail

    Geographical landmarks such as mountains, lone trees or isolated mesas, were very important to explorers and travelers as they found their way through unknown territory. In the Texas Panhandle, South Plains and counties east of the Llano Estacado, a new form of landmarks have been planted. The Quanah Parker Trail was developed and directed by […] More

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    Sad Monkey Mercantile is a multifaceted business offering a unique experience for both tourists and locals alike. We aim to provide a place for all visitors to find food, drinks, and rest, while browsing camping gear, homewares, and “Panhandle Proud” merchandise. Our guests are invited to stop by on the way to Palo Duro Canyon […] More

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    San Angelo

    San Angelo is where the best parts of West Texas come together. Known for great local food options, a lively downtown scene, and is home to the friendliest of people. What sets San Angelo apart is the beautiful outdoor landscapes. A confluence of four different kinds of countryside makes the area perfect for outdoor activities […] More

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    National Ranching Heritage Center

    Cattle and critters of the night were wandering through the old 1886 XIT division headquarters when the National Ranching Heritage Center came to dismantle it stone by stone—not to destroy it, but to preserve it.  At its peak in those decades between 1885 and 1912, the XIT Ranch had 150 cowboys who rode 1,000 horses, […] More

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    Discover the Quanah Parker Trail

    Geographical landmarks such as mountains, lone trees or isolated mesas, were very important to explorers and travelers as they found their way through unknown territory. In the Texas Panhandle, South Plains and counties east of the Llano Estacado, a new form of landmarks have been planted. The Quanah Parker Trail was developed and directed by […] More

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    Sad Monkey Mercantile is a multifaceted business offering a unique experience for both tourists and locals alike. We aim to provide a place for all visitors to find food, drinks, and rest, while browsing camping gear, homewares, and “Panhandle Proud” merchandise. Our guests are invited to stop by on the way to Palo Duro Canyon […] More

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    San Angelo

    San Angelo is where the best parts of West Texas come together. Known for great local food options, a lively downtown scene, and is home to the friendliest of people. What sets San Angelo apart is the beautiful outdoor landscapes. A confluence of four different kinds of countryside makes the area perfect for outdoor activities […] More

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    National Ranching Heritage Center

    Cattle and critters of the night were wandering through the old 1886 XIT division headquarters when the National Ranching Heritage Center came to dismantle it stone by stone—not to destroy it, but to preserve it.  At its peak in those decades between 1885 and 1912, the XIT Ranch had 150 cowboys who rode 1,000 horses, […] More

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    Geographical landmarks such as mountains, lone trees or isolated mesas, were very important to explorers and travelers as they found their way through unknown territory. In the Texas Panhandle, South Plains and counties east of the Llano Estacado, a new form of landmarks have been planted. The Quanah Parker Trail was developed and directed by […] More

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    Hidden Gem in West Texas

    San Angelo, a hidden gem in West Texas, is an oasis waiting to be explored. Known as the “Visual Arts Capital of Texas,” it offers a thriving arts scene with many galleries, museums, and public art installations. Visitors can immerse themselves in the city’s rich cultural heritage by visiting the San Angelo Museum of Fine […] More

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    Sad Monkey Mercantile is a multifaceted business offering a unique experience for both tourists and locals alike. We aim to provide a place for all visitors to find food, drinks, and rest, while browsing camping gear, homewares, and “Panhandle Proud” merchandise. Our guests are invited to stop by on the way to Palo Duro Canyon […] More

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    San Angelo, a hidden gem in West Texas, is an oasis waiting to be explored. Known as the “Visual Arts Capital of Texas,” it offers a thriving arts scene with many galleries, museums, and public art installations. Visitors can immerse themselves in the city’s rich cultural heritage by visiting the San Angelo Museum of Fine […] More

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    San Angelo is where the best parts of West Texas come together. Known for great local food options, a lively downtown scene, and is home to the friendliest of people. What sets San Angelo apart is the beautiful outdoor landscapes. A confluence of four different kinds of countryside makes the area perfect for outdoor activities […] More

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    Sad Monkey Mercantile is a multifaceted business offering a unique experience for both tourists and locals alike. We aim to provide a place for all visitors to find food, drinks, and rest, while browsing camping gear, homewares, and “Panhandle Proud” merchandise. Our guests are invited to stop by on the way to Palo Duro Canyon […] More

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    San Angelo is where the best parts of West Texas come together. Known for great local food options, a lively downtown scene, and is home to the friendliest of people. What sets San Angelo apart is the beautiful outdoor landscapes. A confluence of four different kinds of countryside makes the area perfect for outdoor activities […] More

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    San Angelo is where the best parts of West Texas come together. Known for great local food options, a lively downtown scene, and is home to the friendliest of people. What sets San Angelo apart is the beautiful outdoor landscapes. A confluence of four different kinds of countryside makes the area perfect for outdoor activities […] More

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    National Ranching Heritage Center

    Cattle and critters of the night were wandering through the old 1886 XIT division headquarters when the National Ranching Heritage Center came to dismantle it stone by stone—not to destroy it, but to preserve it.  At its peak in those decades between 1885 and 1912, the XIT Ranch had 150 cowboys who rode 1,000 horses, […] More

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    Sad Monkey Mercantile is a multifaceted business offering a unique experience for both tourists and locals alike. We aim to provide a place for all visitors to find food, drinks, and rest, while browsing camping gear, homewares, and “Panhandle Proud” merchandise. Our guests are invited to stop by on the way to Palo Duro Canyon […] More

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    San Angelo is where the best parts of West Texas come together. Known for great local food options, a lively downtown scene, and is home to the friendliest of people. What sets San Angelo apart is the beautiful outdoor landscapes. A confluence of four different kinds of countryside makes the area perfect for outdoor activities […] More

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    San Angelo, a hidden gem in West Texas, is an oasis waiting to be explored. Known as the “Visual Arts Capital of Texas,” it offers a thriving arts scene with many galleries, museums, and public art installations. Visitors can immerse themselves in the city’s rich cultural heritage by visiting the San Angelo Museum of Fine […] More

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    San Angelo, a hidden gem in West Texas, is an oasis waiting to be explored. Known as the “Visual Arts Capital of Texas,” it offers a thriving arts scene with many galleries, museums, and public art installations. Visitors can immerse themselves in the city’s rich cultural heritage by visiting the San Angelo Museum of Fine […] More

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    Sad Monkey Mercantile is a multifaceted business offering a unique experience for both tourists and locals alike. We aim to provide a place for all visitors to find food, drinks, and rest, while browsing camping gear, homewares, and “Panhandle Proud” merchandise. Our guests are invited to stop by on the way to Palo Duro Canyon […] More

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    San Angelo is where the best parts of West Texas come together. Known for great local food options, a lively downtown scene, and is home to the friendliest of people. What sets San Angelo apart is the beautiful outdoor landscapes. A confluence of four different kinds of countryside makes the area perfect for outdoor activities […] More

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    National Ranching Heritage Center

    Cattle and critters of the night were wandering through the old 1886 XIT division headquarters when the National Ranching Heritage Center came to dismantle it stone by stone—not to destroy it, but to preserve it.  At its peak in those decades between 1885 and 1912, the XIT Ranch had 150 cowboys who rode 1,000 horses, […] More

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    San Angelo, a hidden gem in West Texas, is an oasis waiting to be explored. Known as the “Visual Arts Capital of Texas,” it offers a thriving arts scene with many galleries, museums, and public art installations. Visitors can immerse themselves in the city’s rich cultural heritage by visiting the San Angelo Museum of Fine […] More

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    Sad Monkey Mercantile is a multifaceted business offering a unique experience for both tourists and locals alike. We aim to provide a place for all visitors to find food, drinks, and rest, while browsing camping gear, homewares, and “Panhandle Proud” merchandise. Our guests are invited to stop by on the way to Palo Duro Canyon […] More

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    San Angelo

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    San Angelo is where the best parts of West Texas come together. Known for great local food options, a lively downtown scene, and is home to the friendliest of people. What sets San Angelo apart is the beautiful outdoor landscapes. A confluence of four different kinds of countryside makes the area perfect for outdoor activities […] More

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    National Ranching Heritage Center

    Cattle and critters of the night were wandering through the old 1886 XIT division headquarters when the National Ranching Heritage Center came to dismantle it stone by stone—not to destroy it, but to preserve it.  At its peak in those decades between 1885 and 1912, the XIT Ranch had 150 cowboys who rode 1,000 horses, […] More

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    Discover the Quanah Parker Trail

    Geographical landmarks such as mountains, lone trees or isolated mesas, were very important to explorers and travelers as they found their way through unknown territory. In the Texas Panhandle, South Plains and counties east of the Llano Estacado, a new form of landmarks have been planted. The Quanah Parker Trail was developed and directed by […] More

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    White-Pool House & Event Venue

    Odessa’s Oldest House Revitalized

    When you’re in Odessa, Texas, take the time to visit the Historic White-Pool House and Event Venue.  Located just minutes to the north of Interstate 20, the historic home is the oldest remaining structure in Odessa and Ector County.      In 1887, attracted by the advertisements of investors trying to convince the Midwest farmers to move to West Texas, Charles and Lucy White, and […] More

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