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Example Businesses

  • Caddo Lake - (903) 679-3073 - Leased Concession Operation rents Canoes and offers guided pontoon tours March through November, every day except Tuesdays and Wednesday. Canoe rentals available on weekends only December through February. Available at other times with advanced reservations.

  • Old Port Caddo Rentals and Tours or call them at (903) 679-3073 or (903) 930-0075 for more information. Jon boats with motors available in Uncertain, Texas 6 miles east of park on FM 2198.
    http://www.oldportcaddo.com/

  • Caddo Lake Park Management http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/historic_sites/ccc/

  • Guadalupe Canoe Livery: Established in 1971, Guadalupe Canoe Livery has new proprietors as of May 2006. They are U.S. Military Veterans and are committed to your safe and enjoyable river experience. They offer six canoe, kayak, raft or tube trips on the Upper Guadalupe River above Canyon Lake from FM 3351 to Rebecca Creek Road. http://www.guadalupecanoelivery.com/trips.php

  • Guadalupe Canoe and Camping http://guadalupecanoe.com/
  • Bigfoot Canoes: Bigfoot Canoes offers canoeing, kayaking, rafting and tubing trips on the remote and very scenic Upper Guadalupe River a few miles away and a world apart from the maddening crowd of people who flock to the lower Guadalupe between Canyon Lake and New Braunfels.   
    http://canoeman.com/bigfoot/docs/rates.html
  • TEXAS Canoe racing Association: The TEXAS Canoe Racing Association is a statewide club for persons interested in paddle sport racing. The primary focus of the club is USCA and ICF class marathon racing, but other disciplines of paddle sports are promoted through TCRA’s Race Calendar and Points Program.http://www.txcanoeracing.org/ 

  • Southwest Paddlers
    The Rivers of Texas is your on-line one-stop resource for information about canoeing, kayaking, rafting and tubing the rivers, creeks and streams of Texas. Included on this guide are listings for rental liveries, shuttle services, campgrounds, and boat and gear resellers. 
    http://southwestpaddler.com/


  • Travel By GPS.com
    Search this site to find and download hundreds of free GPS maps and tour guides for on- and off road sightseeing. Media rich content includes narrative audio and visual images, point of interest data, maps, GPS waypoints and tracks for touring through unique travel experiences.  Use GPS for safer and more enjoyable adventures. http://www.travelbygps.com/guides/lighthouselakes/lighthouselakes.php

The following Businesses Service Luling Zedler Mill Paddling Trail:

The Following Business Service Columbus Paddling Trail

The Following Businesses Service Christmas Bay Paddling Trail

The Following Businesses Service Lighthouse Lakes Paddling Trail

Outside Texas

Examples of Water Trails
  • For Maps of Texas Water Trails see the Texas Parks and Wildlife Paddle Trails Site where you can download maps from each specific trail page. Some maps are available from local retailers. Many of the trail maps have been produced by Shorline Publishing, for information call them at 713-973-1627.

The majority of the following examples from Texas are those designated by TPWD and the links bring to the TPWD web page for that trail. At the bottom are some examples from outside of Texas

Texas In Land Paddling Trails

Examples from Outside of Texas

  • North Carolina Flatwater Paddling and Canoeing | North Carolina water trails
    Find detailed information for North Carolina Flatwater Paddling & Canoeing on Trails.com, including where to find Water Trails in North Carolina.
    http://www.trails.com/stateactivity.asp?area=10698
Federal
  • Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance Program
    The Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance Program, also known as the Rivers & Trails Program or RTCA, is the community assistance arm of the National Park Service. RTCA staff provide technical assistance to community groups and local, State, and federal government agencies so they can conserve rivers, preserve open space, and develop trails and greenways. The RTCA program implements the natural resource conservation and outdoor recreation mission of the National Park Service in communities across America.
    http://www.nps.gov/ncrc/programs/rtca/index.htm
State, County or City Government web sites

  • Online series on how to build a paddle trail from North Carolina Paddle Trails
    http://www4.ncsu.edu/%7Ecskline/index.htm

  • Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission
    Paddling Trail Resources
    Paddling Trail Resources, Paddling trail, Paddling trail markers, Paddling trail signs, Paddling signs, Waterway markers, Waterway trail, Waterway paddling signs, Waterway signs, Canoe trail, Canoe signs, Canoe trail signs, Canoe trail markers, Canoe paddling signs, Canoe paddling trail signs, Canoe paddling trail markers, Kayak trail, Kayak signs, Kayak trail signs, Kayak trail waterway markers, Kayak paddling signs, Kayak paddling trail signs, Kayak paddling trail markers
    http://myfwc.com/Boating/Paddling/Guidelines.htm
  • Water Trail Committee Accomplishments | Lower Columbia River Water Trail
    Find information about the Water Trail Map of lower columia river water trail,Stewardship, Safety, and Resources and the committee accomplishments
    http://www.columbiawatertrail.org/about/accomplishments
Private Organizations

  • As part of its strategic Agenda for 2004-2008,the ACA has undertaken an initiative to support the develop[ment and promotion of water trails.
    http://www.americancanoe.org/stewardship/watertrails-overview.lasso#initiative

  • North Carolina Trails and Greenways, Rail Trails and guide tohiking, biking, and trail riding.
    http://www.americantrails.org/resources/statetrails/NCstate.html

  • Ten Water Trails
    Dedicated to preserving and enhancing public open space in northeastern Illinois
    http://www.openlands.org/watertrails.asp?pgid=181

  • River alliance of Wisconsin
    Home Page for the River Alliance of Wisconsin, a non-profit, non-partisan, statewide, river conservation organization.
    http://www.wisconsinrivers.org/index.php?page=content&mode=view&id=62

  • Texas Outrigger Canoe Club
    Texas Outrigger is the first of its kind on the western Gulf Coast. Our club is committed to fostering the Hawaiian Aloha spirit inherent in outrigger paddling which is experiencing rapid growth across the globe.
    http://www.tocc.org/

  • Houston Canoe Club
    Houston Canoe Club's members are interested in all types of paddlesport from canoeing to kayaking, quietwater, whitewater, touring and racing
    http://www.houstoncanoeclub.org/

  • The Houston Rowing Club
    A non profit alliance promoting rowing for all ages. Come visit us at our floating boathouse for an instant vacation without the travel hassles. Take a peak inside at our website, it is loaded with the fun stuff we do.

    http://www.houstonrowing.com/press.html


  • Southwest Paddlers
    The Rivers of Texas is your on-line one-stop resource for information about canoeing, kayaking, rafting and tubing the rivers, creeks and streams of Texas. Included on this guide are listings for rental liveries, shuttle services, campgrounds, and boat and gear resellers. http://southwestpaddler.com/
Private Firms,Consultants etc providing guideance

  • Metropolitan Affairs Coalition (MAC) - Projects
    Find information for Detroit river water trail and the Phase 1 development plan.
    http://www.mac-web.org/Projects/PhaseOne.htm

  • Water Trail Committee Accomplishments | Lower Columbia River Water Trail
    Find information about the Water Trail Map of lower columia river water trail,Stewardship, Safety, and Resources and the committee accomplishments
    http://www.columbiawatertrail.org/about/accomplishments

  • Southwest Paddlers
    The Rivers of Texas is your on-line one-stop resource for information about canoeing, kayaking, rafting and tubing the rivers, creeks and streams of Texas. Included on this guide are listings for rental liveries, shuttle services, campgrounds, and boat and gear resellers.
    http://southwestpaddler.com/


  • Texas Water Trails Inc.
    Canoeing in Texas. Statewide and regional guidance for schools scouts, churches, and others looking for an outdoor experience...
    http://www.outdoortrips.info/outfitter-profile.php?id=2760

  • Guide To Texas Outside
    Texas offers kayakers a wide range of choices to enjoy this great outdoor activity. With more than 3,700 named streams, 15 major rivers and some 3,300 miles of tidal shoreline along the Gulf Coast, Texas offers myriad opportunities for paddling adventures of all types. You have plenty of freshwater streams, rivers, and lakes to choose from and lots of choices for saltwater paddling.
    http://www.texasoutside.com/kayaking/index.html
Miscellaneous Websites and Publications
  • Paddlers' Trail history and Use: Lake Champion committee
    The vision for the Lake Champlain Paddlers' Trail began to take shape in the early 1990's. Kevin Rose, expert paddler and founder of the Champlain Kayak Club, formally conceived the idea of a Water Trail on Lake Champlain. The Lake Champlain Committee embraced the idea as a way to provide a permanent corridor on the Lake for low-impact recreational us
    http://www.lakechamplaincommittee.org/lake/paddlers.html

  • Find information on Building Community Water Trails (application/pdf Object), 2006 River Valley, Workshop 7B.
    http://www.rivernetwork.org/rally/2006-files/Rally06_7B.pdf
  • Kiski conemaugh guide map(application/pdf Object)
    The Kiski-conemaugh is a good novice and family canoe and kayak river. Explore this unique Pennsylvanian water trail.
    http://www.fish.state.pa.us/watertrails/kiski/kiski_conemaugh_guide_map.pdf

  • Trail Funding Guide (application/pdf Object)
    Funding for trail related projects. The document focusses on whether to support initial
    trail planning, move established plans to implementation, or to maintain or improve existing trails
    http://www.hudsongreenway.state.ny.us/conserv/Trail%20Funding%20Guide.pdf


  • Virginia Greenways and Trail Toolbox Section 04 5 (9application/PDF)
    Find information on Trail Design
    Click here for the PDF file


  • 02 Final STP Executive Summary (application/PDF)
    Find the Vision for the West Virginias' Trails
    http://www.wvtrails.com/trailplan/02%20Final%20STP%20exec%20summary.pdf

  • Trail Development Manual from ATATrail.org(application/PDF)
    Recreational use of rivers and trails can bring new visitors to nearby communities. This guide is designed to help leaders in these communities take advantage of the economic opportunity that rides or walks in the town. It will help you transform your town into a more memorable and inviting tourist destination, and in the process, make your town a better place for your own residents to live, work and play.
    http://www.atatrail.org/pdf/1TTManual.pdf

  • North Carolina Coastal Plains Paddle Trails Initiative : 2001 Coastal Plains Paddle Trails Research Proceedings
    Publication #: UNC-SG-01-07 Price: free Pages: 153
    summarizes finding presented at symposium
    Categories: Coastal , Marine Education , Wildlife & Nature

  • North Carolina Coastal Plains Paddle Trails Initiative: Final Report
    by Jack Thigpen
    Publication #: UNC-SG-01-08 Price: free Pages: 65
    provides project summary, including paddle trail maps and other products.
    Categories: Coastal , Marine Education , Wildlife & Nature

  • North Carolina Coastal Plains Paddle Trails Initiative: The State of North Carolina Paddling Survey
    by Jack Thigpen
    Publication #: UNC-SG-01-06 Price: free Pages: 81
    summary of the economic impact of paddling activities along the state's coast.

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