Another Overnight Kayak and Camp on the Upper Guadalupe!

[quarterback]

My canoe bible is a book by Bob Narramore called "Texas Rivers and Rapids". Don't know if you can find it in print any more but it has details on pretty much every river in Texas as well as several in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Great book with lots of detail. If you are any kind of river rat this is must reading. We've done lots of trips using info from his book.

[Michael]

Great times! Michael, we'll have to coordinate our river time in the near future!

Todd

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Thanks for the great suggestions.

[skeeter]

have any of yall paddled the colorado river in columbus?

how far/ how long does it take to go from the i-10 bridge in columbus to the hwy 90 bridge near altair?

[Achord83]

Have you looked in to the Devils River for an overnight trip? I haven’t, but after watching your videos I went down a video rabbit trail and it looks awesome.

[Michael]

have any of yall paddled the colorado river in columbus?

how far/ how long does it take to go from the i-10 bridge in columbus to the hwy 90 bridge near altair?

We have not. A buddy and I have talked about doing a stretch along there, but I haven't studied it.

Have you looked in to the Devils River for an overnight trip? I haven’t, but after watching your videos I went down a video rabbit trail and it looks awesome.

That's definitely a bucket list trip. I think it's become more popular, but river access is the biggest hurdle. Unless you know somebody, you'd have to pay an outfitter for put in and take out. A few folks here have paddled it.

[Russ81]

Been watching these on YT, I got the itch to try this one weekend if anyone wants too do a TBH HH camping trip.

[Michael]

I can't paddle this weekend, but keep me posted if you put together a trip!