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Colorado River Trail
Guide for river users

River guide Downstream from the Highland Lakes, the Colorado River offers some great opportunities for water recreation.

From the Longhorn Dam on Town Lake in Austin, the Colorado slowly meanders 290 miles to the Gulf of Mexico. Dozens of public access points dot this part of the river and encourage canoeing, kayaking, and fishing.

LCRA has recommended one- and two-day floats that take you through some of the most scenic parts of the Colorado River.

Also, check these pages before launching your boat:

  • Planning a river trip
  • What to bring
  • Hazards of the river
  • Fishing
  • Frequently asked questions about river rights
River navigation maps

Click the image below for a link to our river navigation maps of public access locations along the lower Colorado River.

Interactive Map

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Know before you go
Find information from the LCRA about current weather and river conditions.

— Updated July 30, 2008 08:27 AM arrow Print this page
 
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