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Stand Up Paddle Boarding Adventure in Lajitas, Texas - Big Bend

Stand Up Paddle Boarding Adventure in Lajitas, Texas

Lajitasmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness level recommended; ability to balance and paddle for extended periods helpful.

Overview

Glide along the Rio Grande on a private stand up paddle boarding adventure at Lajitas Golf Resort. Discover calm waters, desert landscapes, and wildlife on this unique Texas outing.

Lajitas, Texas

Stand Up Paddle Boarding

$99 per Person | 2 Hours | No Experience Needed!

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Join in on the Fastest Growing Aquatic Activity


Rates

Person (13 years or older w/ parental supervision | 16 years or older w/o supervision) - $99. MUST BE ABLE TO SWIM.


Duration

2 Hours


About

Experience the magic of the Rio Grande via SUP ( Stand Up Paddle Board )! Your SUP adventure will take you 1.5 miles down the river from put-in to pick-up where you will wind the twists and turns of the river in the basin of the Chisos Mountain Range. Gentle currents and mild rapids will challenge your skills and put you up close and personal with the areas numerous species of birds or where you are likely to encounter wild mustangs that are resident to the area. We have the latest in SUP gear so give us a call and plan your SUP expedition on the Rio Grande. MUST BE ABLE TO SWIM.

Adventure Tips

Wear a Personal Flotation Device

Safety is key; always wear a life jacket when paddle boarding on the Rio Grande.

Use Waterproof Storage

Bring a secure waterproof bag for your phone and keys to keep items safe during your paddle.

Apply Sunscreen Regularly

Texas sun can be intense; apply and reapply sunscreen to prevent sunburns during your trip.

Start in Calm Waters

If you’re new to SUP, begin in the calm, shallow areas before venturing into more open sections.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Great blue heron
  • Texas river turtle

History

The Rio Grande has been a vital water source and cultural boundary for native tribes and settlers in the region for centuries.

Conservation

Efforts are ongoing to preserve the natural river habitat and minimize human impact through responsible recreation policies.

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Recommended Gear

Lightweight Life Jacket

Essential

Ensures safety while on the water without restricting movement.

Water-Resistant Sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin from intense UV rays during long exposure.

summer specific

Quick-Dry Clothing

Essential

Keeps you comfortable when splashes or humidity are present.

spring specific

Wide-Brimmed Hat

Provides additional sun protection for your face and neck.

summer specific