
We think we're the best place to stay in Fort Davis, but don't take our word for it!
Here is what recent guests had to say about us:
"This was our second time staying here and we loved it. ... The cabin was clean, comfortable and cozy. ... We enjoyed sitting outside stargazing, especially after attending the star party at the McDonald Observatory. We recommend this location while in the Fort Davis area. We'll definitely be back."
"Loved it. There is so much to experience here. Very educational experience for all. Great place to take the family. So much to explore and see and do. This is a must see adventure for the whole family a couple or just someone who wants to go solo."
"What a great place to call home while visiting this part of Texas! Just outside of town, clean, and to be able to sit on the porch and watch the sun rise, or a storm roll in, priceless. We'll be back!"
Mountain Trails Lodge
Fort Davis, Texas

Friends and family gather around the propane fire pit

A flagpole and restored wagon greet you at the entrance

Black chinned, Lucifer, rufous, and magnificent hummingbirds are among the visitors in the high elevations of the Davis Mountains.

Friends and family gather around the propane fire pit
Your Home at the End of the Trail
Mountain Trails Lodge is centrally located for all your Davis Mountains and Big Bend explorations. Click the links below to learn moe about area attractions you won't want to miss!
Davis Mountains State Park and Fort Davis National Historic Site feature connecting hiking trails, bird- and wildlife-viewing spots, and insight into life for early settlers of this hardscrabble countryside.
We are just down the road from Fort Davis’ best-kept secret, the Chihuahuan Desert Nature Center, where you'll find more hiking trails, botanical gardens, and butterfly- and bird-watching areas.
Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park are an easy day trip from here, and we can provide maps and recommendations for the best routes and must-see stops along the way.
Marfa, Alpine, Balmorhea, and Marathon are a short drive away and offer museums, art galleries, fishing holes, and more dining options. You might see javelina, pronghorn, red-tailed hawks, or even a golden eagle along the scenic highways connecting these communities.
At the end of the day, return home to Mountain Trails Lodge, watch for birds and wildlife, sip a cold drink in the shade, and relax in the fresh mountain air.
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