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Texas Pecos Trail announced as third longest route
Gov. John Connally announced the Texas Pecos Trail at a Governors Tourist Development Conference. The 626 mile route runs through Crane Crockett Ector Edwards Kimble Kinney Midland Sutton Upton Val Verde Ward Pecos Terrell Bracketville and Del Rio area with sites such as Alamo Village and Val Verde Winery. The corridor passes Fort Stockton Monahans Odessa Midland and McCamey linking historic landmarks, parks, museums, and the Castle Gap area famed for its frontier lore.
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John Connally
Crane, Crockett
Ector
Edwards
Kimbie, Kinney
Midland Sutton
Upton
Val Verde
Ward
Pecos
Terrell Bracketville
del Rio
Devil's River
U.S. 90
Langtry
Roy Bean
Sanderson
U.S. 285
Fort Stockton
Comanche Springs
Texas
Monahans
Sandhills State Park
Sandhills
U.S. 80
Odessa
Midland
Permian Basin
Globe of the Southwest
Odessa College
Ector County
Republic of Texas
United States
Prairie Pete Park
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Cole Park
Museum of the Southwest