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Pete Puts the "Mule" In Muleshoe

He's been to Washington D.C., and some call him the most famous Muleshoe Resident. He's Ol" Pete and He's the "Mule" in Muleshoe. But he hasn't stayed in this town all of his life. Ol' Pete was invited to Washington D.C. for President George W. Bush's inauguration back in 2001. He led the inaugural parade atop the Texas Float. You see the National Mule Memorial Statue as you drive through the town of Muleshoe off Highway 84.

Pete the MuleWelcome to Muleshoe, Texas and thank you for taking time to visit our website.  Muleshoe is a progressive, industry-driven city with many technological resources at your disposal. The citizens of Muleshoe are positive minded, forward thinking and very hospitable. Visit us, you will find a noticeable harmony within our entire community. What you see and hear, we believe, will help place Muleshoe at the top of your list. Whether it be for business ventures or tourism. Muleshoe is like no other city. So stop by the Chamber office and visit our gift store and pick up brochures on the many points of interest and history of our City.

Our Office Hours are 9 AM till 3 PM Monday -Friday

115 East American Blvd.                                                                                     

PO Box 356

Muleshoe, Texas 79347

Electronic Mail:     chamber@fivearea.com                                                             

 

Chamber Secretary: Sharla Johnson

Telephone: (806) 272-4248

Chamber Cellular: (806) 946-6446

Fax: (806) 272-4614

 
 

Lodging & Restaurants

Lodging:  

  • Economy Inn - 2701 W. American Blvd., Muleshoe  (806) 272-4261 
  • Heritage Budget Inn - 1827 W. American Blvd., Muleshoe   (806) 272-4533
  • Heritage House Inn - 2301 W. American Blvd., Muleshoe (806) 272-7575                    (www.heritagehouseinn.net)
  • Valley Motel - 1515 W. American Blvd., Muleshoe  (806) 272-4279

 Restaurants:

  • Dinner Bell Restaurant - 2103 W. American Blvd.  (806) 272-4080
  • Kuka's Burritos - 924 W. American Blvd.  (806) 272-3776
  • La Tea Da - 104 E. American Blvd.  (806) 272-7760
  • Leal's Resaurant - 1010 W. American Blvd.  (806) 272-3304
  • MB Express - 328 S. Main St.  (806) 272-3176
  • McDonalds - 1301 W. American Blvd.  (806) 272-3333
  • Muleshoe Country Club - Country Club Road  (806) 272-4250
  • Panda Chinese Buffet - 1820 W. American Blvd.  (806) 272-8999
  • Pizza Hut - 1412 W. American Blvd.  (806) 272-4213
  • Sonic Drive Inn - 1633 W. American Blvd.  (806) 272-3998 
  • Subway Sandwiches - 1900 W. American Blvd.  (806) 272-5337
  • Taqueria Guadalajara - 1201 W. American Blvd.  (806) 272-4333

 

Shopping & Recreation

Art Loft Galleries                             Carolyn's Christmas Creations
1529 W. American Blvd.                     106 E. American Blvd.
Muleshoe, TX 79347                           Muleshoe, TX 79347
Phone: (806) 272-3485                      Phone:(806) 272-5911
Email:
jnagee@fivearea.com               Email: carolyns3@fivearea.com 

                                                        Website: www.visitcarolyns.com

Muleshoe Metal Art                         Tres Chic Interiors
224 W. American Blvd.                       1529 W. American Blvd.                                                Muleshoe, TX 79347                           Muleshoe, TX 79347
Phone: (806) 272-3485                      Phone:(806) 272-3485 

Website: www.muleshoemetalart.com  

        

Western Drug & Something Special Gifts
1411 W. American Blvd.
Muleshoe, TX 79347                                                                                                         Phone: (806) 272-3106

 

 

 

Where to Play:

  • Golf Course

    The Muleshoe Country Club offers golfing enthusiasts a mature, scenic course as well as a challenging layout. The long, sometimes wide and other times narrow fairways are lined with elm trees, and the greens are of medium size and fast.  Shot accuracy is at a premium on this course. There is an additional set of men's tees that can be used when playing an eighteen hole round.

    Take the time to enjoy a round, then take a break, set back enjoy a cool drink or a hot meal in our comfortable club house and then head out to complete your round.

    One thing is for certain when you visit our country club, the best part of the game of golf shines
    through. Enjoy.

      Par Yards Rating Slope
    Men's 70 5970 68.0 117
    Ladies 70 5246 67.0 114

    Course: 9 hole Built: 1953
    Greens: Bent Grass
    Fairways: Bermuda Grass

     

    Open all year Tuesday through Sunday (Closed Mondays)
    Green Fees (18 holes) - $12.00 Weekdays/$15.00 Weekends

    For more information call the Muleshoe Golf and Country Club at (806) 272-4250.

    What to See:

    Heritage Center

    If history is your interest then the Muleshoe's Heritage Center located off US 84 on the northwest part of Muleshoe will offer a pleasant stop for visitors. The Heritage Center just celebrated its 20 birthday. Visitors experience all the traditions of the Panhandle-High Plains of Texas at the Old Muleshoe Depot. You can also peer into Jane's Ranch House and take a close look at the Old Muleshoe Ranch cook house. There is a one-room log cabin to remind younger generations of the hardships our founders endured while settling this part of the west. The old hotel, and other items of interest, as well as the world's largest Muleshoe make for history lesson that will stay with your memories for life.

    Contact the Muleshoe Heritage Foundation at (806) 272-5873.

    Wildlife Refuge

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    Privacy | Site Map | Southwest Region 2 Refuges | Southwest Region 2 Home | National Wildlife Refuge System
      Muleshoe, the oldest national wildlife refuge in Texas, is one of a chain of refuges in the central flyway. Located on the high plains of west Texas, Muleshoe was established as a wintering area for migratory waterfowl and sandhill cranes. When sufficient water is present, the refuge hosts large numbers of sandhill cranes and a variety of waterfowl.

    Short-grass rangeland with scattered mesquite extends over most of the refuge's 5,809 acres. Muleshoe has three sink-type lakes that have no outlets, depend entirely on runoff for water, and are periodically dry. When the lakes are full, 600 acres of water are available for wildlife.

      group of Sandhill cranes, image courtesy of FWS library
       

    Species List.pdf

    Muleshoe Brochure.pdf

    Grulla Bird List.pdf

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        How to Get There
    From Muleshoe, take Highway 214 south 20 miles. Go west on Caliche Road for 2.25 miles to refuge headquarters. From Morton, take Highway 214 north 18 miles. Go west on Caliche Road 2.25 miles.
       

    Sports Academy

    Home of National & World Gymnasts

    Sports Academy opened its doors in 2001 and has since placed Muleshoe, Texas on the national map when it involves gymnastics training and competition. Gymnastics teaches strength, quickness, flexibility, self-discipline, importance of focus, boosts self-esteem, as well as prepares the athlete physically to decrease chance of injury.

    “With a city as willing as Muleshoe is to support our program in the manner in which they do, it is no wonder we have been able to produce some of the top area athletes. Just a couple of years ago we were able to send two of our young ladies to the Olympic trials to compete. Since our opening over 2000 kids have enjoyed our programs and we currently have over 200 enrolled.” stated Will Green, Owner and Operator of Sports Academy.

    “We are here because the citizens, the local Chamber and the EDC let us know they wanted us here. I thank each of them and look forward to serving this community for many generations.” added Mr. Green.

    The programs of Sports Academy enhance tremendously the preparation young athletes have for the more traditional school related sports. The programs serve as a valued asset to our youth, our community and our region.

    Visit the first-class facilities of Sports Academy at 2309 W. American Boulevard.

    Tour de Muleshoe

    Tour De MuleshoeTheTour de Muleshoe rolls along scenic farmland and sandhills for you to ride either fast or slow as you choose. This is not a race -- enjoy yourself.

    All three rides follow a triangle course. The 10 mile is flat with good shoulders, one rest stop at half way; the 40 mile begins with small rolling hills for the first 10 miles, followed by 12 miles of scenic sandhills, ending in 18 miles of small, smooth ups and downs; the 100k follows similar road conditions for a longer distances and all end back in Muleshoe at the starting point.

    Tour de Muleshoe is held annually in June.
    (Check back for the 2007 dates)



    For more information, contact Lonnie Adrian (806) 272-3487

    The Tour de Muleshoe is sponsored by the Heritage Foundation (806) 272-5873.

 

 

 

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