The protected waters on the back side of Mustang Island offer pristine marsh habitat filled with birds and wildlife.
LEVEL: Moderate
Start in an island canal community and paddle out to uninhabited islands with miles of watery passageways to explore. Lots of areas for swimming.
LEVEL: Moderate
Paddle through black mangroves along a "Texas Paddling Trail" to reach an historic lighthouse.
LEVEL: Moderate to Difficult
Navigate up the mouth of the Nueces River, then dive in to the marsh to explore narrow paddling trails that wind through the wetlands.
LEVEL: Moderate
The Nueces Bay Rookery is a protected area located west of Hwy 181. It's a great place to bird watch and easy to access by kayak.
LEVEL: Moderate
These newly made islands have created a large area of fish and bird habitat just off Hwy 181 near Portland, Texas that is good for birding or fishing.
LEVEL: Easy
Ideal spot to learn kayaking skills. Paddle along the beach to see the USS Lexington, the Texas State Aquarium and (sometimes) dolphins.
LEVEL: Easy
Paddle right beside a fleet of sailboats and the skyline of Downtown Corpus Christi while learning skills in a protected environment.
LEVEL: Easy to Moderate
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