Alpine, Texas
Alpine, nestled in the rugged beauty of West Texas, emerged in the late 1800s as a ranching and trade hub. While relatively remote during the Civil War, the area’s settlers supported Confederate efforts through resource contributions and frontier defense. The town’s picturesque setting at the foothills of the Davis Mountains adds a timeless charm. Visitors today can explore the Museum of the Big Bend, which delves into the area’s frontier history and its role in shaping the West. Alpine is a captivating gateway to the wide-open landscapes of Southern Texas.