Shop CBD for Dogs & Cats in El Paso

If you’re going to be in El Paso, you should bring your pets along for the ride.  There’s over 50+ pet-friendly hotels, restaurants, and dozens of dog parks to frolic under the hot sun.  Franklin Mountains State Park is the largest urban national park in the entire United States – let that sink in… Franklin Mtn is completely within the city limits (all 9,800 hectares!).  That’s a lot of places to ‘mark territory’ and more things to sniff than your dog can handle in a lifetime.  The park is open to rock climbers, hikers – obviously – and there are plans to construct numerous guided nature experience trails along the Rio Grande, and up the mountains to Ranger’s Peak.

El Paso, in general, is a great place to walk around with fido in tow.  The city has been voted in the “top 5 most walkable cities” the last few years, and for good reason (largest American National Park inside city limits).  

Many people who reside in El Paso, or come to visit, cross the border into Mexico to experience America’s southerly neighbor.  El Paso’s culture was shaped by its neighbors Juarez & Las Cruces, and much of El Pasoan history has revolved around the border.  This is very evident in their museums.  El Paso is home to the National Border Patrol Museum – a place to witness the long and often-times chaotic history with the US-Mexico border.  Right next door is the El Paso Museum of Archaeology.  

The influences of Mexico on El Pasoan culture, cuisine and commerce are undeniable, and it is this unique relationship that makes El Paso a standout city in the Lone Star State.

El Paso has many festivals and events which you won’t want to miss out on.  The Fiesta de las Flores is a popular three-day carnival-esque event with games, food, shows, parades and vendors – topped off with the naming of the “Queen”.  The Amigo Airsho has been running for 31 years, and it exists as one of the top airshows in the country.  People seeking loud music and flashing lights under the Texan sun should check out the Neon Desert Music Festival, Sun City Music Festival and Music Under the Stars.  From latin-fusion, to country and electronic dance, these events cater to most musical aficiandos.

For a true El Pasoan sports experience, the UTEP teams are sure to entertain – and even if you’re not a real sports enthusiast, the fanatic fans will definitely impress.  El Paso is the host to the penultimate Sun Bowl – second in College Football only to the iconic Rose Bowl.  But there’s one team that deserves – nay, demands – your viewership, and that’s AAA Baseball’s El Paso Chihuahuas.  Bark. Whoof.  Yip. Howl.  Go Chihuahuas!