West Texas' Trans-Pecos region is one the state's most dramatic and ecologically diverse landscapes, offering everything from desert valleys and plateaus to unique "sky-island" ecosystems and the state's highest point: 8,749-foot Guadalupe Peak. Often synonymous with Far West Texas, most of the Trans-Pecos region comprises of large, private rangeland and sprawling historic legacy ranches. That said, important public lands and preserves exist in Big Bend Ranch State Park, Big Bend National Park, and Guadalupe Mountains National Park. The Trans-Pecos region is also part of the Chihuahuan Desert, the continent's largest desert. Beyond El Paso, this vast, sparsely populated region includes seven out of the ten biggest counties in Texas. Of the roughly $1 billion in rural land and property currently listed for sale in the Trans Pecos Texas region, Hudspeth County has the most land available for sale based on total acres. Hudspeth County also recorded the most sales activity based on sales recorded in this region through the Land Network Comparable Sales program recently. El Paso featured the most land for sale of the cities in the Trans Pecos Texas region. Looking for more farms, ranches, and rural real estate for sale in Texas? Browse the Land Network for thousands more available land listings and rural real estate for sale throughout the state.