Fort Davis was a frontier military post in the 1800s, and today the reminisce of that part of history is visible in the Fort Davis National Historical Site. There are some unique, volcano larva formed mountain ranges in this region, and it has Texas' second highest peak, Mount Livermore. There are also some exquisite little towns such as Marfa, Fort Davis (the city) and so on. It is really one of Texas' hidden treasures.

1. Marfa Courthouse.
2. Sunset on Mount Locke.
3. McDonald's Observatory on Mount Locke.
4. McDonald's Observatory.
5. McDonald's Observatory.
6. Telescope inside McDonald's Observatory.
7. Courthouse in Fort Davis.
8. Downtown Fort Davis.
9. Fort Davis National Historical Site.
10. Fort Davis National Historical Site.
11.Ruins of fortress at Fort Davis National Historical Site.
12. Ruins of fortress at Fort Davis National Historical Site.
13. Large boulders (formed by volcano larva from millions of years ago) are common scenes in this region.
14. Sunset on the highlands of western Texas (taken from the Skyline Drive in Davis Mountains State Park).
15. Sunset in Davis Mountains State Park (the building is Indian Lodge).
16. Big Bend Museum in Alphine.
17. Adobe style Indian Lodge in early morning sun.
18. Indian Lodge.
19. Indian Lodge.
20. Davis Mountains in early morning sun.