HOUSTON — If you can’t find something fun to do outdoors in Texas, then you’re not trying! Texas Parks and Wildlife is making it even easier. They’ve launched a website, showing paddling ...

The Texas Paddling Trails program helps promote habitat conservation through sustainable economic development, while providing additional recreational opportunities to the public. To learn more ...

AUSTIN Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will launch a newly updated paddling trails website Sept. 22 in celebration of World Rivers Day. The revamped website is designed to give paddlers ...

There are currently 80 trails offering kayaking routes, but the partnership between TAMU-CC and TPWD signifies the first trail to be certified in the coastal bend in the last 25 years.

Apr. 2—PORT O'CONNOR — Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will open its 83rd official paddling trail adjacent to the Powderhorn Wildlife Management Area and State Park located near ...

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announced the opening of its 83rd paddling trail, this time coming to land near the Powderhorn Wildlife Management Area and State Park near Port O’Connor.

Ron Smith was a founding member of the Texas Paddling Trails team and an alumnus of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. It also marks the 82nd official Texas paddling trail, according to TPWD.

Cook said the new location falls along Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s designated Brazos and Bosque River paddling trails, state-recognized trails promoted on the Texas Parks and Wildlife ...

The Texas Paddling Trails program is a collaboration of the Texas Parks and Wildlife (TPWD) and municipalities and local businesses to establish accessible paddling trails throughout the state.

The Ron R. Smith Memorial Paddling Trail is named in honor of A&M-CC alum and Texas Parks and Wildlife biologist who helped create other trails.

The fund opens a new era of public land acquisition and park development for Texas, which ranks 35th nationally in state park ...

The Ron R. Smith Memorial Paddling Trail, the 82nd official Texas paddling trail, is named in memory of TPWD biologist Ron Smith. He was a founding member of the Texas Paddling Trails team and an ...