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SWIMMING
TO MEXICO by
John Troesser
The Skinny on Dipping in Texas or
You can leave your hat on,
but you’re going to have trouble with those boots.
15 Towns, 10 Rivers, 7
State Parks, 2 Creeks and
more Springs than an old mattress |
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swim team -
The Texas Escapes Flounders |
SWIMMING
TO MEXICO - Part I
Water: McKinney Falls, Aquarena Springs, San Marcos, Blanco and Pedernales
Rivers
Parks: Blanco State Park, Pedernales Falls State Park
Towns: San Marcos, Wimberley and Blanco
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Part II
Water: Guadalupe River
Parks: Guadalupe River
State Park, Kerrville-Schreiner State Park
Towns: Boerne, Comfort,
Center Point and Kerrville
SWIMMING
TO MEXICO - Part III
Water: Medina, Sabinal, Nueces and Leona Rivers
and Rio Frio
Parks: Lost Maples State Park, Garner State Park
Towns:Medina,
Vanderpool, Utopia, Concan and Uvalde
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Part IV
Water: Fort Clark and San Felipe Springs, Lake Amistad
and Devil’s River
Parks: Devil’s River State Natural Area
Towns:
Brackettville, Del Rio and Ciudad Acuna
Getting There from Dallas:
Paluxy River, Dinosaur Valley State Park |
Rivers
Included in This Trip
Their Lengths, Sources, and Termination Points
Water in this trip
:
McKinney Falls, Aquarena Springs, San Marcos, Blanco, Pedernales, Guadalupe,
Medina, Sabinal, Nueces and Leona Rivers, Rio Frio, Fort Clark and San Felipe
Springs, Lake Amistad and Devil’s River
Towns in this trip :
San Marcos, Wimberley, Blanco, Boerne, Comfort, Center Point, Kerrville, Medina,
Vanderpool, Utopia, Concan, Uvalde, Brackettville, Del Rio and Ciudad Acuna
MEXICO |
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SWIMMING
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Photo courtesy of The UT Institute of Tx Cultures at San Antonio |
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