explore sanderson

 From intersection of Hwy 285 and Hwy 90, go east of Hwy 90 (becomes Oak Street) for .9 miles, turn left at 1st street for .2 miles. Cactus Capital Trail Kiosk is located at Bicentennial Park.

A moderately challenging 2-mile walking trail leads up to Hominy and Javelina Hills and offers views of Sanderson and the surrounding area. Fantastic for any sunset lovers!

This funky and ironic art instillation is located about 30 minutes West of Sanderson on

 Texas Hwy 90.

Perfect for a quick day trip or if you're on the way to Big Bend National Park  from Sanderson!

Looking for  further information on the area, or would like to see interesting Sanderson relics? Stop by the Visitor Center!

Hours of operation: 

Thursday - Sunday 10am - 3pm

Open only in the summer! 

Hours are subject to change. 

 Entry: 

$2 per person

Hours of Operation: 

Tuesday - Saturday 1-6 pm 

Adult Hour 6-7 pm

Located within the Bicentennial park.

Did you know you can ride an Amtrak to and from Sanderson? 

For further information please visit: 

www.amtrak.com

 
201 West Downie Street
Sanderson, TX 79848 

 The Baxter's Curve Train Robbery occurred in 1912 outside of Sanderson. Ben Kilpatrick and his partner, Ole Hobek, attempted to rob a Southern Pacific car, but were stopped by one of their hostages, David A. Trousdale, who managed to kill them both. 

Both outlaws are buried in the back section of the Cedar Grove cemetery on the east side of town.

 County Seat - Sanderson, Texas
Date - 1906-present
Architect - Henry T. Phelps
Style - Spanish Colonial Revival
Remodeled in 1930 and 1983. 

105 E Hackberry St
Sanderson, TX 79848 

 Bicentennial Park is the town recreational area with a playground, basketball hoop and public pool.