About this crossing
A road crosses the border over Falcon Dam, near the Roma area. Texas's inventory lists it as an active crossing for passenger vehicles — but almost nothing else about it is verified: the community it reaches on the Mexican side is not independently established, CBP publishes no wait times for it, and its current hours remain unverified. Confirm hours and status directly with CBP before making the drive.
The dependable crossings nearby are the Roma bridge (24 hours for cars) and Starr–Camargo (7 a.m.–11 p.m.).
Quick answers
What hours is the Falcon Dam crossing open?
No current schedule is published for Falcon Dam, and the Texas inventory row is out of date, so hours found online may be wrong. Call CBP to confirm before driving out to this remote crossing.
Is the Falcon Dam crossing still open?
Texas's border inventory lists it as an active dam road crossing for passenger vehicles. CBP publishes no wait-time record for it either way. Its day-to-day status needs a direct check before you drive out.
Can I walk across Falcon Dam?
Not established. The state's row marks no pedestrian flag, but that row is not reliable enough to prove a prohibition either way. Walkers have verified options at Roma and Starr–Camargo — with their own caveats — or the Valley bridges further east.