EL PASO MISSION TRAIL EXPLORER From History Buffs to Culture Seekers, Foodies to Families, the El Paso Mission Trail is waiting for you to arrive! Every day is a celebration of our historic missions, art galleries, festive events and local culture. We invite you to discover our history, explore our trail and enjoy your stay. Be A Part of It!

YSLETA SOCORRO 01. Mission Trail Experience 16. Mission Cabinet Shop 01. Mission Trail Experience 915-851-6012 • www.missiontrailexperience.com If you fell in love with the furniture at El Meson de Oñate, An exciting way to visit the Missions and everything in ask for Blanca. She can help you custom order furniture. J between! This tour/shuttle service offers self-guided 02. La Tapatia Inc. 9993 Socorro Rd. • 915-860-8288 • By Appointment 8941 Old County • 915-859-9616 explorations and guided adventures. Reservations 17. El Meson de Oñate Restaurant J needed 48 hours in advance. J F 03. Mission Valley Visitors Center 9993 Socorro Rd. • 915-860-8288 9065 Alameda Ave. • 915-851-9997 18. Socorro Mission F F 04. Ysleta Mission 328 S. Nevarez Rd. • 915-859-7718 131 S. Zaragosa • 915-859-9848 19. Socorro Mission Gift Shop $ 05. Ysleta Mission Gift Shop Religious folkart, books and souvenirs line the walls of this Check out this one-stop shop for religious books, small gift shop located inside the mission. 328 S. Nevarez rosaries, crosses, trinkets and souvenirs. 131 S. Zaragosa Rd. • 915-859-7718 • Hours: 10:30am-3pm (T-F); Varies 915-858-4440 • Hours: 10am-4pm (T-Sat); Closed (Sun-M) (Sat-Sun); Closed (M) 06. Gabriel’s Restaurant & Bar J 20. The Bookery F 9100 Alameda Ave. • 915-858-7080 10167 Socorro Rd. • 915-859-6132 07. Speaking Rock J 21. El Mercado 122 S. Old Pueblo Rd. • 915-860-7777 10869 Socorro Rd. • Hours: Open for special events. www.speakinrgockentertainment.com 03. Mission Valley Visitors Center J F 22. Casa Apodaca F 08. Tigua Smoke Shop Built in 1902, this beautiful unique period adobe building If you’re looking for a one-stop information spot, look no 144 S. Zaragosa • 915-858-4300 • Hours: 6am-9pm was the home to the area’s first silent movie theater. further. This historic building provides free Wi-Fi, ATM’s, (M-Th); 6am-10pm (F-Sat); 10am-6pm (Sun) 10180 Socorro Rd. • Hours: Open during historical visitor information and a SunMetro transfer location. Hours: 9am-4pm (M-F); 9am-3pm (Sat-Sun) 09. Tigua Indian Cultural Center J open houses. 305 Yaya Lane • 915-859-7700 23. Rio Vista Farm F 10. Eagle Path Gift Shop El Paso County’s second poor farm hosted a variety of public welfare programs since 1919. In 1951, the farm was used as 305 Yaya Lane, Suite #9 • 915-355-5477 a reception/processing center for the Bracero Program. 11. Rio Bosque Wetlands Park Trail 800 N. Rio Vista Rd. • Hours: Dawn – Dusk, Daily If you love the outdoors, come explore this 372-acre park. Stop at the park’s visitor center for brochures 24. Las Misiones Arts & Crafts 10520 Socorro Rd. • 915-858-1016 of trails, history and natural life. • 915-747-8663 Hours: Dawn – Dusk, Daily 25. Burritos Nueva York J $ 12. Tacos X Cuatro J 10945 Socorro Rd./Zebu • 915-999-0086 9618 Socorro Rd. • 915-858-2199 26. Tigua Smoke Shop 13. Bowie Bakery J 601 Tiwa Blvd. • 915-859-9336 • Hours: 6am-9pm (M-Th); 6am-9:30pm (F-Sat); 11am-6pm (Sun) Satisfy your sweet tooth in this dessert lover’s paradise. 04. Ysleta Mission F Traditional Mexican pastries await you! 9757 Socorro Rd. J 27. Tigua Recreation & Wellness Center Look out for the shiny dome that tops the oldest mission 915-859-8888 • Hours: 6am-9pm, Daily Home to the city’s only triathlon, this 100,516-square foot in . Built in 1682 by the Tigua Indians, this historic 14. Cocina 2 Go J state-of-the-art facility features an Olympic size pool and landmark resides in the oldest community in the state. other recreational areas. 11200 Santos Sanchez • 915-858- 9819 Socorro Rd. • 915-790-1980 Hours: 7am-4pm (M-Sat); Closed (Sun) 8583 • Hours: 6am-10pm (M-Th); 8am-6pm (F); 10am-4pm 15. Los Compadres Restaurant J (Sat); Closed (Sun) 9820 Socorro Rd. • 915-860-4553 SOCORRO (cont.) SAN ELIZARIO (cont.) 28. Tin Tan J 40. A. Trevizo Fine Art Studio & Gallery Fresh made-to-order choices! Your choice of flour gorditas 1445 Main St. Ste. B3 • 915-592-0171 or burritos stuffed with a variety of choices of meat, cheese and toppings. 11508 Socorro Rd. • 915-851-8080 • Hours: 41. Maria Branch Oil Paintings & Studio 7am-3pm (Sun); 7am-6pm (M-T/Th-Sat); Closed (W) 1445 Main St. • 915-525-2731 J F 29. Doña Chole Mexican Restaurant J $ 42. San Elizario Peña Gallery • 605 Fray Vargas Ct./Socorro Rd. • 915-851-1888 1456 Main St. 915-851-8400 43. Golden Eagle Gallery J F 1501 Main St. • 915-851-6012 18. Socorro Mission F SAN ELIZARIO 44. Escamilla Fine Art Gallery & Studio J F This treasured mission was built with unique detail designs J 1500-A Main St. • 915-851-0742 30. Sofia’s Mexican Restaurant that share insight into the past of the 2nd oldest community 11800 Glorietta Rd. • 915-851-1832 45. Veteran’s Museum J F in Texas. Hours: 9am-1pm (Sun); 10am-4pm (M-F); 31. San Elizario Bakery $ 1500-B Main St. • 915-851-6012 9am-6pm (Sat) With decades of happy and loyal customers, this small J F bakery continues to offer some of the best homemade 46. Main Street Mercantile 1500-C Main St. • 915-851-6012 Mexican sweet bread in the area. 11836 Glorietta Rd. 915-851-2295 • Hours: 8am-6:30pm (Sun); 7am-8pm 47. Al Borrego Studio J F (M-Sat) 1500 Main St. • 915-851-0093 32. Licon Dairy & Petting Zoo J 48. Old El Paso County Jail F 11951 Glorietta Rd. • 915-851-2705 • www.licondairy.com Attention Billy the Kid fans! Legend has it that famed outlaw, 33. Mr. Poncho Restaurant J Billy the Kid, freed the only man to ever escape from this jail. Main St. • Hours: Dusk – Dawn, Daily 11861 Socorro Rd. • 915-851-0606 J 34. Valle Real Tortilla Factory $ 49. El Bandido Cantina & Restaurant 1591 Main St. • 915-851-0660 Previously featured in Texas Monthly. Whether you prefer corn or flour, you will love these delicious tortillas. 11881 50. Adobe Horseshoe Theatre Socorro Rd. • 915-851-0333 • Hours: 5am-6pm, Daily Janet Esta Protzman constructed this building in Territorial 52. Los Portales Museum & Info Center J F Style in 1971 on the site of the original county courthouse 35. PB’s Pizza J Transport yourself into the past as you enter one of the most complex of 1850. Church & Main St. • Hours: Open for Fast and affordable! This pizza place offers a variety of Special Events. historic buildings in the area. This museum features exhibits menu options and great deals. 11970 Socorro Rd. • 915- celebrating the area’s rich historical legacies. Hours: 10am- 851-4888 Hours: 11am-10pm (Sun-Th); 10am-11pm (F-Sat) 51. Veterans Memorial Plaza F 2pm (T-Sat); Noon-4pm (Sun); Closed (M) 36. San Elizario Supermarket J Originally the center of the community, the plaza is still home to many events that bring together the community Stop by their “Cocina” and enjoy a variety of homemade and visitors. Located in front of the San Elizario Presidio Mexican dishes and “Aguas Frescas” in a variety of flavors: Chapel. Hours: Dawn – Dusk, Daily melon, lemon, watermelon. 11970 Socorro Rd. • 915-851- 4533 • Hours: 7am-10pm, Daily 52. Los Portales Museum & Info Center J F • 37. Wrap & Roll J 1521 San Elizario Rd. 915-851-1682 11948 Socorro Rd. • 915-851-2563 53. San Elizario Presido Chapel F • 38. San Elizario King’s Pizza J 1556 San Elizario Rd. 915-851-2333 A local favorite for over 20 years, King’s Pizza is known 54. Clint King’s Pizza J for their freshly made dough and unbeatable prices. A local favorite for over 20 years, King’s Pizza is known 12273 Socorro Rd. • 915-851-2492 • Hours: 11am-9pm for their freshly made dough and unbeatable prices. (Sun-Th); 11am-10pm (F-Sat) 100 San Elizario Rd. • 915-851-2530 Hours: 11am-8pm (Sun-Th); 11am-9pm (F-Sat) 39. San Francisco Bakery 53. San Elizario Presido Chapel F Stop by the San Francisco Bakery for some authentic Established in 1789, this beautiful building has a beautiful Mexican sweet bread or one of their top selling items - pressed tin ceiling and decorations that were added in their delicious doughnuts. 1408 San Antonio • 915-851-3071 1944 to honor local soldiers who fought in World War II. Hours: 6am-10pm, Daily Hours: 7am-11am (M-Sat); Varies (Sun) CLINT 55. San Lorenzo Catholic Church Famed for its one-of-a-kind procession from San Elizario Presido Chapel to San Lorenzo Church during the patron saint’s feast on August 10th. Each year the procession starts at 3am. Hours: 8am-5:30pm, Daily 611 Avenida de San Lorenzo • 915-851-2255 56. Ramirez Pecan Farm This family owned pecan farm offers the freshest pecans and the most scrumptious pecan treats that make great snacks and even better souvenirs. 13709 North Loop Dr. 02. La Tapatia Inc. J 09. Tigua Indian Cultural Center J 915-851-2003 • Hours: 12pm-4pm (Sat-Sun); 9am- 5pm (M-F) Famous for its gorditas, tamales and friendly staff, this Experience the magic of 5 centuries of Pueblo history, art place has become a favorite amongst locals and tourists. and tradition. Don’t miss special presentations of Pueblo Don’t forget to buy a dozen tamales to take home! Hours: dances every Sat/Sun at 11:30am and 1:30pm. Hours: 10am-4pm (W-Sun); Closed (M-T) FABENS 7am-5pm (Sun); 7am-5:30pm (M-Th); 7am-6pm (F-Sat.) 57. Cattleman’s Steakhouse J Fabens exit, 4 1/2 miles N I-10 • 915-544-3200

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J 10. Eagle Path Gift Shop LEGEND 06. Gabriel’s Restaurant & Bar J: Restrooms Available F: Historical Site $: Cash Only Authentic and fresh! Their specialty is the Tampiquena Walk inside this charming shop and watch the artists create Steak topped with Anaheim peppers and served with handmade pottery, art and jewelry with the most beautiful Mexican rice, beans and the best red enchilada in town! Native American details. Hours: 9am-3pm (W-Sun); Hours: 7am-3pm, Daily Closed (M-T)

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07. Speaking Rock J 12. Tacos X Cuatro J Enjoy free nightly entertainment and the best free concert Explore new flavors and try their tasty “Tacos de Carne series in the Southwest featuring the hottest artists. Asada”, “Gringas” (steak quesadillas) and “Chocoflan”, Hours: 8am-3pm (M-T); 24 Hours (W-Sun) a chocolate twist to a classic Mexican dessert. Hours: 8am-12am (Sun-Th); 8am-2am (F-Sat) 14. Cocina 2 Go J 20. The Bookery F 29. Doña Chole Mexican Restaurant J $ Walk in to the wonderful aroma of authentic Mexican food Housed in one of the oldest buildings in the area, the The best “Agua Frescas” (fresh fruit drinks) on the trail! Try and find the hottest salsa on the trail. It’s a great topping Bookery is the only independent bookstore in El Paso. their “Comida Corrida” (soup, beef stew and dessert) and for their tasty flautas and tacos. Hours: 8am-4pm, Daily Discover thousands of books, postcards and trinkets. “Colita de Pavo” (deep fried turkey) they are absolutely Hours: 10am-4pm (Sun); 10am-5pm (M-Sat) delicious. Hours: 8am-5pm (M-F); 7am-4pm (Sat-Sun)

15. Los Compadres Restaurant J 24. Las Misiones Arts & Crafts 30. Sofia’s Mexican Restaurant J If you love shrimp you need to try their famous Find authentic treasures brought from Mexico at this fun Offering a wide variety of hearty homemade Mexican dishes “Camarones Fiesta”. 6 plump shrimp filled with cheese, and charming boutique. Hours: 11am-6pm (Sun/T/Th- like their pleasurably overstuffed corn gorditas. Sofia’s is wrapped in bacon topped with a delectable cream sauce. Sat); 11am-3pm (M/W) also one of the few places to serve beer. Hours: 8am-8pm Hours: 9am-8pm (Sun-Th); 9am-9pm (F-Sat) (M-F); 8am-9pm (Sat-Sun)

17. El Meson de Oñate Restaurant J 25. Burritos Nueva York J $ 32. Licon Dairy & Petting Zoo J Offering authentic Mexican cuisine and the coldest beers Try a classic Mexican flavor combination: spicy “Asado Enjoy the countryside as you snack on some of the region’s and margaritas on the trail. Hours: 7:30am-6:30pm (M-T); de Puerco” (pork stew), freshly made flour tortillas and a best Azadero cheese. Don’t forget to stop by their FREE 7:30am-3pm (W/Sun); 7:30am-9pm (Th-F) Mexican Coca Cola in a vintage glass bottle. Hours: 8am- petting zoo to see ponies, donkeys, goats and more! 3pm (Sun); 8am-4pm (M-T/Th-Sat); Closed (W) Hours: 6am-5:30pm (M-F); 6am-7pm (Sat-Sun) 33. Mr. Poncho Restaurant J 41. Maria Branch Oil Paintings & Studio 44. Escamilla Fine Art Gallery & Studio J F With so many tasty items on the menu, try a “Combination Artist at work! Watch her capture the best moments of life in Original oil paintings and charming gifts by award-winning Plate”. It’s a sample of tacos, flautas and corn gorditas original oil paintings or call in advance to reserve a private Impressionist, Alberto Escamilla. Come watch the artist paint all on one plate! Hours: 5:30am-5:30pm (Sun); 5:30am- art lesson. Hours: Noon-4pm (Sun); 10am-2pm (W-F); or call in advance to reserve a private art lesson. Hours: 8:30pm (M-T/Th-Sat); Closed (W) 10am-4pm (Sat); Closed (M-T) Noon-4pm (Sun); 10am-4pm (M/W-Sat); Closed (T)

37. Wrap & Roll J 42. San Elizario Peña Gallery J F 45. Veteran’s Museum J F Mission Trail’s best kept secret: the “Wrap & Roll” Beautifully restored historic building featuring the art of A local memorial that honors and remembers the military hamburger! A perfect combination of a Mexican Torta and renowned artist, Amado Peña. The gallery also features soldiers and veterans who have called San Elizario home. an American Hamburger. Hours: 8am-6pm (Sun); 8am-7pm a variety of other notable regional artists. Hours: 10am-3pm (W-F); 10am-4pm (Sat-Sun); (M/W/Th); 8am-3pm (T); 8am-10pm (F-Sat) Hours: 10am–5pm, Daily Closed (M-T)

40. A. Trevizo Fine Art Studio & Gallery 43. Golden Eagle Gallery J F 46. Main Street Mercantile J F Rock art and oil paintings by Alberto Trevizo are just a few Enjoy the works of a variety of exceptional local artists and Originally an old fort wall, this adobe structure was built of the great surprises you will find at the newest charming catch an array of art-inspired events which are frequently and now houses a gallery that features a variety of inter- gallery on Main St. Hours: Noon-4pm (Sun); 10am-4pm held throught the year. Hours: Noon-4pm (Sun); 10am-4pm national artists and gift shops. Hours: 10am-3pm (W-F); (M/W-Sat); Closed (T) (M/W-Sat); Closed (T) 10am-4pm (Sat-Sun); Closed (M-T) 47. Al Borrego Studio J F 58. El Paso Connection J Beautiful paintings of wildlife and landscapes decorate the Shop till you drop at the largest “Talavera Pottery” gallery’s walls. Rich colors and vivid details bring the artist’s distributor in the nation. The store also features the area’s pieces to life. Hours: 10am-3pm (W-F); 10am-4pm (Sat- best Southwestern home décor, furniture and gifts. Hours: Sun); Closed (M-T) WINTER: 9am-5pm, Daily; SUMMER 9am-6pm, Daily

49. El Bandido Cantina & Restaurant J 59. Hueco Tanks J F Treat yourself to a Mexican “Antojito” (snack) or quench your Explore historic Native American pictographs or experience thirst with a cold “cerveza” (beer). Enjoy the weather at the the best rock climbing in the world. Reservations are best patio restaurant on the trail. Hours: 7am-7pm (Sun); recommended. Hours: WINTER 8am-6pm; SUMMER 8am- 11am-7pm (M-Sat) 6pm (M-Th); 7am-7pm (F-Sun)

57. Cattleman’s Steakhouse J Situated on the Indian Cliffs Ranch, this famous steakhouse is home to the legendary 2lb. steak and features a lake, zoo and walking trails. Hours: 12:30pm-9pm (Sun); 5pm-10pm (M-F); 12:30pm-10pm (Sat) EVENTS For an updated list of events please log on to www.visitelpasomissiontrail.com.

ONGOING SEPTEMBER Mission Trail Art Markets - With over 50 artisans, the Socorro Mission Festival – This festival features great food market flaunts the most talented artisans of the area. and “Matachines” (Mexican religious dancers) dancing and Enjoy this arts and crafts market every 3rd Sunday. celebrating the church.

APRIL San Elceario Fiesta - The San Elizario Presidio Chapel is the First Thanksgiving Celebration & Conference – backdrop to this unique festival that features carnival rides, Commemorate the First Thanksgiving in the Southwest live bands and great food. with a weekend celebration featuring a re-enactment, live music, street food and regional exhibits/art. San Lorenzo Fiesta - Thousands come together to celebrate San Lorenzo’s feast day. The Fiesta is known for the area’s MAY best gorditas. Pow Wow – Showcasing the rich heritage of American Indians with Native American dance Eagle in the Sun Triathlon - Participate in El Paso’s only competitions and dozens of art, craft and food booths. USA Triathlon-sanctioned multisport race with a 400m swim, 20K bike ride and 5K run throughout the Mission Trail. JUNE Feast of St. Anthony – The Tiguas of the Ysleta del OCTOBER Sur Pueblo celebrate St. Anthony with a daylong feast Mission Valley Red & Green Chile Festival – A festive featuring Tigua ceremonial dances. celebration with Mariachis, salsa contests and the best chiles in the Southwest. Billy the Kid Festival - Celebrate the legend of Billy the Kid’s historic visit to San Elizario in 1876 with a fun weekend of historic tours, stagecoach rides, food DECEMBER and games. Mission Trail Luminarias Festival – A holiday arts and crafts festival with a special twist: hundreds of luminarias JULY lined along the mission’s pathways. Ysleta Mission Festival - Enjoy 3 days of culture, music, food and games at the oldest mission in Texas. 59 57 LAS PALMAS MARKETPLACE TO HUECO TANKS (EXIT MONTANA-HEAD EAST) 58 TO CATTLEMAN’S (EXIT 49)

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EL PASO MISSION TRAIL MAP Nine MIles of History and Culture.