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El Paso is a municipality in west Texas, along with the waters of the Rio Grande. Outside the city, Franklin Mountains State Park is place to cacti and desert wildlife like coyotes and golden eagles. El Paso is the sixth largest city in Texas and right on the Joined States-Mexico border. My lover and I had previously been to Dallas and Houston, but El Paso had quite a diverse vibe to it and an obvious Mexican power. We had a fantastic time exploring this singular spot just past the state of New Mexico, which we drove through on our way from Arizona!
You can see the first video of our trip (above) which includes the Hotel Indigo El Paso Downtown, GeoBetty Mine Shaft Tour, lunch at Tabla, Scenic Drive, and dinner at Mesa Street Grill.
The second video (below) includes the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel El Paso Downtown, The Downtown Art and Farmers Market, lunch at Los Bandidos de Carlos and Mickey’s (Mexican Food Restaurant & Cantina), El Paso Mission Trail, and dinner at Anson
Our itinerary was put together with help
Exploring El Paso’s Leading LGBTQIA+ Friendly Spots &#; Scenes
El Paso’s got a covert sparkle, and it’s all thanks to the LGBTQIA+ amiable spots that are lighting up the city. These places aren’t just chilly hangouts; they’re pivotal for queer folks seeking community and self-expression. This scene is thriving with at least 8 inclusive businesses where diversity gets a big old cheer. There’s more magic around town! Locals spill on why these spaces buzz with life, making them go-to havens again and again.
But these joints perform way more than pour drinks; they stand tall as advocates for rights and support networks too. Before you step out, pick some tips to enjoy El Paso without busting your wallet wide expose. And hey, don’t stop exploring here—HER dishes out more than 54 guides for endless LGBTQIA+ adventures in this vibrant border city.
Why queer-friendly spaces glow in El Paso
In the heart of El Paso, LGBTQIA+-friendly businesses are more than just spots on a map; they’re lifelines for self-expression and society. They serve as beacons of acceptance where you can strut your stuf
Resources for the LGBTQ+ Group in El Paso
El Paso is a sunny southwestern Texas city known for its rich history, welcoming vibe, and diverse, kind population. Those who dwell here love the distinct character of this town and all that it has to offer. It is a city with a rich arts and culture scene, plenty of opportunities, and an abundance of natural beauty. Even better, it has a thriving and diverse LGBTQ community, where all can feel welcome and acknowledged. The LGBTQ community in El Paso is well-supported by a variety of resources across the capital, including:
PFLAG El Paso: PFLAG El Paso is the city’s chapter of the national PFLAG organization, which is a support, training, and advocacy organization for LGBTQ people, as adequately as their families, friends, and allies. It is the largest grassroots-based family organization of its gentle in the country. PFLAG El Paso seeks to celebrate and support the city&#;s LGBTQ community and to create an environment of understanding so that everyone can live in a world that is safe and inclusive.