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Things to do after your flight to El Paso (ELP)
Fly to El Paso, Texas, with United Airlines from over 200 airports within the United States and an additional 100 airports internationally.
El Paso’s top attractions
- See the natural splendor of the Rio Grande via hiking and biking trails.
- Stroll the El Paso Mission Trail, which passes several Spanish-era buildings.
- Visit the Centennial Museum and Chihuahuan Desert Gardens. The museum details the history of the region, and the gardens display more than 600 plant species.
- Sample local cuisine, including menudo, burritos, barbecue and steak. El Paso is also the birthplace of the margarita.
Best times to travel to El Paso
Travel to El Paso during winter to catch the rodeo season, where you’ll see bull riding, roping and more. Visit in the summer to take part in the Viva! El Paso cultural celebration. Over 50 performers celebrate the Native American, Spanish, Mexican and Western American cultures that have shaped the region.