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Guadalupe River State Park boasts 4-miles of riverfront access as well as 5-miles of mountain biking, hiking, and trail running trails.
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A classic Texas Hill Country river that should not be missed.
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The most classic river to paddle in Texas!
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Rio Vista Water Park gives paddlers a place to play year-round, with the water a constant 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The San Marcos River is part of one of the longest paddle trails in the country.
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