About Hidalgo Falls is located west of Navasota, Texas and has been a home for paddlers since the early 1990’s. By purchasing land at this rare spot on the Brazos
About Hidalgo Falls is located west of Navasota, Texas and has been a home for paddlers since the early 1990’s. By purchasing land at this rare spot on the Brazos
John Graves taught Texas how to say farewell to waterways. We’re doing it again. By Steven L. Davis, Aug 21, 2022 As the newly impounded waters of Bois d’Arc Creek
During this hot summer of 2022, TRPA was made aware through Save the Cutoff that one of our iconic navigable streams in Henderson and Navarro Counties, The Cutoff of the
In our first mid-year newsletter we include a recap of the 50th Annual Cleanup on the San Marcos River, introduce our newest Board of Directors and highlight goings-on around Texas. Float on down the page to find out more.
The Rio Grande in Big Bend is drier than it has been in almost forever. The Rio is even drier than in 2003 when some portions of the river dried
It’s true. A TCEQ permit application is in the works to build a dam on the South Llano River. It is known as Waterstone. It is a serious threat to
The new literary anthology in the Wittliff’s Book Series: Viva Texas Rivers! Adventures, Misadventures, and Glimpses of Nirvana along Our Storied Waterways, is currently featured through an exhibition at The
Camping and Day Use fees for Hidalgo Falls now available online on the TRPA Website! Tickets are available to current TRPA members who have completed the Hidalgo Falls orientation to
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