From the Blog

At roughly 120 miles long with depths up to 1,000 ft, it’s easy to understand why Palo Duro Canyon has been affectionately dubbed “The Grand Canyon of Texas”. Part of the Caprock Escarpment in the Texas Panhandle, the canyon system is home to the 26,000-acre Palo Duro Canyon State Park. With over 30 miles of multipurpose hiking, biking and equestrian trails, it’s no wonder Palo Duro is one of the top-visited state parks in all of Texas. We added 12 people to the visitors log in February.

We've put together a shortlist of our favorite sections to paddle on the Trinity River. Whether you prefer urban or remote, hemmed in or wide-open spaces, have your own kayak or need to rent one, there's a location on this list for everyone.

As our communities take dramatic steps to enforce social distancing, our collective anxiety and stress levels are going through the roof!. Hiking is a perfectly acceptable, socially responsible escape from the anxiety of the coronavirus pandemic gripping our country.