guide to buffalo bayou
  parks
  canoe and kayak trails
  hike and bike trails
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history

See downtown from a whole new angle!! Buffalo Bayou is perfect for canoeing and kayaking. Whether your destination is Sesquicentennial Park or Allen’s Landing, the bayou wharfs make take out very easy.

Always be careful, bring life preservers for everyone and make sure someone on land knows where you are. Water in the bayou can rise extremely rapidly – even on cloudless days – because the headwaters are controlled by a dam. Please be sure you are familiar with all exit areas in case you have to get out early.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Paddle Trail of Buffalo Bayou

For more information on paddling in Buffalo Bayou, visit the Bayou Preservation Association’s webpage: http://www.bayoupreservation.org/pages/buffalobayou.htm

To join an organized canoe or kayak tour of the bayou, see our canoe tour information.


Canoe and Kayak Rental:
ACK www.austinkayak.com 713.660.7000

Houston Rowing Club www.houstonrowing.com 281.532.1518
North Lake Conroe Paddling Co. (kayak’s only) www.northlakeconroepaddlingco.com 936.203.2697
REI www.rei.com 713.353.2582
Southwest PaddleSports www.paddlesports.com 281.292.5600


Shuttle Service:
Bayou Shuttle www.bayoushuttle.com  713.538.7433
The Wave www.thewashingtonwave.com 713.863.9283

Bike Rental:

West End Bicycles www.westendbikes.com 713-861-2271

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Buffalo Bayou Canoe and Kayak Trails MAP (pdf)

 

NEW Sabine to Bagby Map (pdf) (jpg)

 

Photo tour of Buffalo Bayou
from Waugh Drive to Allen's Landing
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