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Rochelle's Canoe and Kayak Rental
For many outdoor enthusiasts, the Brazos River offers hundreds of miles to fish, frolic and travel like 19th Century French voyageurs.Spanish explorers originally named it Brazos de Dios, meaning "Arms of God" because of its numerous tributaries.Begi...
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For many outdoor enthusiasts, the Brazos River offers hundreds of miles to fish, frolic and travel like 19th Century French voyageurs.Spanish explorers originally named it Brazos de Dios, meaning "Arms of God" because of its numerous tributaries.Beginning in Stonewall County where Double Mountain Fork and Salt Fork join, the Brazos River picks up its Clear Fork in Young County, Texas. Approximately 840 miles long, the Brazos River meanders south through Texas until it dumps into the Gulf of Mexico near Freeport, Texas, in Brazoria County.
Generally regarded as one of the most scenic sections of the Brazos River in North Texas is the 20 miles between Texas 16 and 4 in Palo Pinto County."It loops and coils snakishly from the Possum
Kingdom dam down between the rough low mountains of the Palo Pinto country," said John Graves in "Goodbye to a River," a novel about the author's three-week canoe trip down the Brazos in which he weaves tales about the Kiowas, Comanches and white men who have inhabited its shores.
Watersports allowed: Yes 
Pets allowed: 
With License: 
Fuel covered: 
Captain Required: Yes 