Free Wildlife Paddle at Greenbelt 428 Park in Aubrey, TX
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness with the ability to paddle steadily over 6 miles and handle occasional river currents.
Overview
Join Adventure Paddles for a memorable 6-mile wildlife paddle through Greenbelt 428 Park in Aubrey, Texas. Spot otters, beavers, and wild hogs while enjoying music, coffee, and a historic picnic by the river.
Wildlife / Team Building Paddle - Greenbelt 428 Park
Otter Paddle - Geenbelt 428 Park
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About This Adventure
Join us for an exhilarating 6-mile paddle through a wildlife-rich river, where you'll encounter otters, beavers, and wild hogs. Enjoy a scenic lunch at the historic Old Denton Bridge before floating back. Start your day with music and coffee, and connect with nature in a vibrant outdoor setting.
This is open to kayaks, canoes and paddleboards. Otter, Beaver and lots of wild hogs are present on this stretch of the river. This will be a 6 mile paddle. We will paddle upstream 3 miles have lunch at the Old Denton Bridge and float back. Weather looks good and flow should be also.
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Kayak and Paddleboard Rentals are available by reservation only.
🕗 Event Timeline 8:00 AM – Avant Paddle Party Begins Start your morning with music, coffee, and good vibes. 9:00 AM – Paddle Meetup We'll stage by the water, go over safety, and launch together into the wildlife-rich Greenbelt.
Cell connectivity is poor in these river locations. Please map your route ahead of time and ask any questions as your guide will most likely be unavailable the hour before the trip.
Adventure Tips
Wear Water-Resistant Footwear
Protect your feet by wearing water shoes or sandals that can handle wet conditions along the riverbanks.
Bring Insect Repellent
Expect mosquitoes and other insects near the water, especially in warmer months.
Maintain Quiet to Spot Wildlife
Keep noise levels low to improve your chances of seeing shy animals like otters and beavers.
Secure Electronics in Waterproof Bags
Keep phones and cameras dry by storing them in waterproof cases or dry bags.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- North American river otter
- American beaver
History
The Old Denton Bridge, built in the early 1900s, is a cherished local landmark and provides a charming lunch spot during the paddle.
Conservation
Adventure Paddles supports local efforts to maintain water quality and protect native wildlife habitats through eco-friendly practices and educational outreach.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Water Shoes
Provides grip and protection on wet surfaces during launch and portage points.
Insect Repellent
Helps prevent insect bites, especially near rivers and wooded areas.
spring specific
Waterproof Dry Bag
Keeps valuables and electronics safe and dry throughout the paddle.
Lightweight Long Sleeve Shirt
Protects skin from sun exposure while keeping you cool.
summer specific