I spent Saturday canoeing the San Marcos river with my son and a friend. The section we paddled was a narrow, gentle river that wound its way past high sandstone banks, through cattle farms, and past some big houses. There were enormous cypress trees, herons, red-tailed hawks and a bunch of turtles who were enjoying the sunshine. The water was cool as it’s spring-fed, so we spent about an hour swimming in a big pool. It was my first time paddling Texas water, and we all had a great time.
Paddling The San Marcos River
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Ha! Glad you enjoyed Texas, wish I had known you were in town, would have liked to shake your hand. You saw some of the “purtiest” parts, Central Texas has a few nice areas to get wet. If you pass thru again, shoot me a message.
I’ll be in the Austin area until the end of March. Let’s grab a coffee sometime.