What is it like to live in El Paso, TX?

Today, El Paso attracts a wide variety of residents with its array of recreational and cultural offerings. Festivals like the Hueco Rock Rodeo and the KLAQ International Balloonfest bring the community together, and outdoorsy residents are quick to join their peers in marathons and bike races. read more

El Paso is a great place to live for those who like the outdoors. The metro area's proximity to the Rio Grande provides opportunities to whitewater raft, canoe and fish, while Franklin Mountains State Park and Hueco Tanks State Park are great hiking and rock climbing spots. read more

I live in Downtown El Paso, 15 minutes walking distance from the US-Mexico Port of Entry and walk to Ciudad Juarez. I can go walk across the border for breakfast, open up a PO Box in Mexico (can’t wait to beat shipping costs and buy Spanish language literature!), and come back home within an hour. read more