As part of our commitment to safe, clean, enjoyable creeks and rivers, the San Antonio River Authority (River Authority) offers free park programming throughout our four-county service district in an effort to promote our parks and trails and forge meaningful connections to area creeks and rivers.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the River Authority’s parks and trails have remained open, providing important recreational opportunities along the San Antonio River. Our Recreation and Park Programming staff has produced a video series to provide answers to their most popular recreation questions. The next video on the series is the follow-up to our paddling tour along the San Antonio River Walk available in English and Spanish!
También ofrecemos el video en español como parte de nuestro esfuerzo para alcanzar a nuestra comunidad hispanohablante.
***In accordance to CDC guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic, mask wearing and social distancing are strongly encouraged while on the trails.***
Kayaking the San Antonio River Walk – Part 2
Join us as we continue on the epic 8-mile excursion along the Mission Reach Paddling Trail! You’ll get to see sections of the San Antonio River Walk that are less frequented by paddlers as we make our way past Davis Lake south to Camino Coahuilteca near Mission Espada. Enjoy an exciting trip and learn about our efforts to prevent the spread of the invasive Zebra Mussels in our area waterways.
Remando el Paseo del Río San Antonio – Segunda Parte
¡Acompáñanos en la continuación del recorrido épico de 8 millas a lo largo del sendero para remar del segmento Mission Reach! Verás secciones del Paseo del Río que no son tan frecuentadas por remadores mientras nos alejamos de Davis Lake en dirección sur hacia Camino Coahuilteca cerca de la Misión Espada. Disfruta de un emocionante paseo y aprende más acerca de nuestros esfuerzos para prevenir la propagación del mejillón cebra en nuestras vías acuáticas locales.
***De acuerdo a las recomendaciones del Centro de Control de Enfermedades durante la pandemia COVID-19, se recomienda el uso de mascarillas y distanciamiento social al visitar nuestro parques y senderos.***
