February Packing List for El Paso — What to Wear & Bring

February highs of 63°F are pleasant, but you'll need a solid jacket when the temperature dives toward the 36°F low at sunset.

Durable denim provides a wind barrier against the gusty conditions often found in the Franklin Mountains during February.

A removable layer is ideal for El Paso's fluctuating temperatures as the city warms up throughout the day.

Under the direct February sun, 63°F can feel quite warm, making short sleeves comfortable for active sightseeing.

February is great for hiking El Paso's Franklin Mountains before the spring winds arrive; choose shoes with good grip.

Stylish yet functional for downtown El Paso, providing protection against the 36°F evening chill.

Breathable socks help manage foot temperature during the 27-degree swing from morning lows to afternoon highs.

Keep feet covered to protect against the dry desert dust that February winds can stir up in El Paso.

A felt hat provides warmth for 36°F mornings while shading your face from El Paso's intense high-altitude UV rays.

Useful for protecting your face from dust if February winds pick up across the Rio Grande valley.

El Paso's dry desert environment is particularly taxing on skin during the low-humidity month of February.

Even at 63°F, the 3,762 ft elevation and dry air require constant hydration to avoid fatigue.