Zippy Shell Moving & Storage in El Paso, TX

Serving locations in and around El Paso, including Fort Bliss, Socorro, Las Cruces, Holloman AFB, Cornudas, Fort Hancock, Fabens, Chaparral, Anthony, Santa Teresa, Horizon City, Berino, and surrounding locations. If you're looking for a moving and storage company near El Paso, we're here for you!

Top Attractions to Visit in El Paso,TX

1. Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic Site - Named for the huecos, or natural rock basins that have collected life-giving rainwater for thousands of years, the Hueco Tanks State Park is a massive 860+ acre park with over 20 campsites and hundreds of hiking and climbing trails that should be a terrific opportunity for any outdoors enthusiast!

2. Scenic Drive and Mountain View Overlook - Scenic Drive is a road that locals in the El Paso area have frequented for years to get a beautiful overlook of their city. Skirting the edge of the Franklin Mountains, the road itself is called Scenic Dr, which can lead you to a number of other roads and trails that can be hiked on, as well as the mountain view overlook of the city itself.

3. El Paso Museum of Art - One of El Paso's finest attractions, the El Paso Museum of Art was created in 1959 to house significant works of European Baroque and Renaissance works that were donated to the city. Today, the collection at the museum has grown to include over 7,000 works of art, featuring pieces of American, European, and Mexican heritage.

Facts About El Paso, TX

1. El Paso has a deep military connection, being the home of Fort Bliss, the largest Army installation in the United States, covering more than 1.7 million acres. It is also home to Biggs Army Airfield, the William Beaumont Army Medical Center, and is not far from Holloman Air Force Base located near Alamogordo, NM.

2. El Paso St is El Paso's first and oldest actual street. It is so old in fact that the likes of Wild West legends such as Billy the Kid and Wyatt Earp walked the street itself, with famous showdowns between law enforcement and outlaws occurring there during the early days of the city's history.

3. Thanks to its geographical location being in the extreme west of Texas, El Paso is the only major city in the state that goes off of Mountain Standard Time (MST). Hopefully you live and work in the city and don't have to travel back and forth!