Map of roads leading in/out of Big Bend National Park. Map courtesy of nps.gov:
As of April of 2013, the Boquillas Crossing from the Big Bend National Park, into Mexico is open again after being closed since 2002. A link for more info here:
http://boquillas.org
"Boquillas Crossing 4-16-15" - Video Courtesy of HaveFunx10:
http://boquillas.org
"Boquillas Crossing 4-16-15" - Video Courtesy of HaveFunx10:
Texas Highways Magazine:
"In the two years since the Boquillas border crossing reopened in Big Bend National Park, about 18,000 people have used the port of entry to cross the Rio Grande from Texas into Mexico." Read the article here:
http://www.texashighways.com/blog/item/7873-traffic-grows-at-big-bend-s-boquillas-border-crossing
"In the two years since the Boquillas border crossing reopened in Big Bend National Park, about 18,000 people have used the port of entry to cross the Rio Grande from Texas into Mexico." Read the article here:
http://www.texashighways.com/blog/item/7873-traffic-grows-at-big-bend-s-boquillas-border-crossing
Boquillas Crossing Port of Entry - NPS photo by Matthew Yarbrough
Visiting the Border Area:
Boquillas Crossing Port of Entry
- Hours of Operation: (subject to change, schedule below as of 7-13-2022)
- 9:00am - 6:00pm (summer 5-1 thru 11-1) Friday to Monday - 4 days a week
- 8:00am - 5:00pm (winter 11-2 thru 4-30) Wednesday to Sunday - 5 days a week
The Boquillas Crossing Port of Entry is the gateway for those visitors who wish to take advantage of the opportunity to visit Mexico. Proper documentation is required to both enter Mexico and re-enter the United States. Mexican immigration in Boquillas requires passports for all travelers of any age. Information about documentation and Boquillas is available from the staff at the Boquillas Crossing Port of Entry.
- For more information, go to the their link here:
- https://www.nps.gov/bibe/planyourvisit/border_travel.htm
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