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Texas Whitewater

Raft Kayak Canoe


Texas Whitewater

Raft | Kayak | Canoe


Hey there, Texas whitewater enthusiasts! If you're looking for some thrilling kayaking adventures, you're in luck - Texas has some incredible river runs that are sure to get your adrenaline pumping. One popular destination is the Guadalupe River, known for its scenic beauty and exciting rapids. The Upper Guadalupe River is a favorite among experienced paddlers, offering Class III and IV rapids that provide a challenging and exhilarating ride. For those looking for a more relaxed float, the Lower Guadalupe River is perfect for a leisurely paddle with stunning views of the Texas Hill Country.

Another must-visit spot is the Devils River, considered one of the most pristine and remote waterways in Texas. With crystal clear waters and stunning limestone cliffs, paddlers are treated to an unforgettable experience. The rapids on the Devils River can range from Class II to Class IV, depending on water levels, making it a great option for both beginners and experienced kayakers. Be sure to check streamflow levels before heading out, as water levels can vary greatly depending on recent rainfall. Remember to always wear a life jacket, stay hydrated, and be prepared for changing weather conditions. So grab your paddle and get ready for some unforgettable whitewater adventures in the Lone Star State!

Location Streamflow (cfs) Difficulty (class)
Hwy 96 Bridge To Neches River Saltwater Barrier
13800 II-III
Preserve Boundary Of The Big Sandy Unit To Confluence With Village Creek
70 II-IV
Confluence With Big Sandy Creek To Confluence With The Neches River
3280 NONE
Preserve Boundary In The Big Sandy Unit To Confluence With Trinity River
327 II-III
Preserve Boundary In The Big Sandy Unit To Confluence With Big Sandy Creek
3280 II-IV
Preserve Boundary In The Lance Rosier Unit To Confluence With The Neches River
354 II-III
Preserve Boundary In The Lance Rosier Unit To Confluence With Pine Island Bayou
354 II-III
Town Bluff Dam To Hwy 96 Bridge
15700 III-IV
Us Highway 59 To Us Highway 69
12400 II-III
Farm To Market Road 1375 To East Fork Of San Jacinto River
285 II-III
State Highway 21 To State Highwy 7
1620 II-III
State Highway 7 To Us Highway 59
7990 II
Us Highway 69 To Ba Steinhagen Reservoir
15700 I-II

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