2-Day Adventure in El Paso: Cowboy Boots & Desert Surprises š¤ šµ
Just wrapped up a whirlwind 48 hours in El Pasoāthe birthplace of cowboy boots! Hereās my quirky recap (with very specific dog-parent struggles and boot-shopping intel). š¶ Doggy Dilemmas in the Desert My pups were NOT fans of El Pasoās rocky terrain. Thought I scored with a huge parkāuntil they started limping! šµ Tiny spiky burrs were embedded in their paws (cue panic). Pro tip: Bring paw wax or booties if visiting with pets! š¢ The Great Boot Crawl El Pasoās boot shops are next-level. No planning neededājust followed the signs! 1ļøā£ TONY LAMA Boots Factory Outlet Tony Lama + Justin Boots under one roof Vintage vibesārequires digging (like a thrift store for cowboys) 2ļøā£ COWTOWN Boots Warehouse-sized with rare/Mexican-style boots Felt like a boot museum with price tags š·ļø 3ļøā£ Starr Western Wear Workwear heaven (Carhartt, Leviās) Boots = mostly ARIAT (solid but basic) 4ļøā£ Lucchese Factory Store Holy grail alert! š Designer boots at (slight) discountsāstill $$$ Left empty-handed but heart-eyed š¶āļø Mini City Walk El Paso Museum of Art: 10-min speedrun šāļø ($12 parking for this?) Scenic Drive: Stunning views but Arctic-level winds š„¶āsaw El Paso, JuĆ”rez, and the Rio Grande! š Food Notes Missed out on Mexican eats (blame the dogs š) Texas Roadhouse bone-in ribeye (takeout to a park = classy) š„© Final Verdict: Loved El Pasoās gritābut watch those paws & wallets! #ElPaso #CowboyBoots #DesertProblems #DogTravel #TexasEats #RoadTripDiaries #BootShoppersParadise #TravelWithPets #AmericanSouthwest #HiddenGems