Alice Wilson Hope Park

Alice Wilson Hope Park is a small urban park located in Brownsville, Texas, situated along the U.S.-Mexico border on the banks of the Rio Grande River. Named after City Commissioner Alice Wilson, this park holds historical significance as the starting point of the famous Chisholm Trail.

The park features a dedicated marker commemorating the beginning of the Chisholm Trail, which was erected in 2000. This trail was a major route used for driving cattle from Texas to Kansas in the years following the American Civil War. The marker serves as an educational point of interest for visitors interested in the region's history.

Alice Wilson Hope Park offers visitors a tranquil setting with views of the Rio Grande River. Its location in downtown Brownsville makes it easily accessible to both locals and tourists. The park provides a space for relaxation and reflection, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of the river and surrounding landscape.