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Rio Grande Wild & Scenic RiverA ruin along the Rio Grande
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A Lower Canyons View

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A Lower Canyons View

Quiet and solitude are rare qualities in today’s modern world, but are qualities that exemplify the majesty of the Rio Grande. Using a canoe or raft to escape into the river’s magical canyons, is one of the best ways to truly experience the Rio Grande Wild & Scenic River. Whether you decide on a day trip or a 10-day journey, each of these canyons will carry you into an ethereal world of water, rock, and sky.
On the Rio
Outfitters and guide services
A listing of businesses that offer equipment, guides, and shuttles.
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In the Lower Canyons
Floating the Lower Canyons
Learn more about this remote section of the Rio Grande
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The Rio Grande  

Did You Know?
The Rio Grande is the international boundary between the United States and Mexico; the boundary line is the deepest portion of the river channel. Including Big Bend National Park and the Rio Grande Wild & Scenic River, the National Park Service administers 245 miles of border.
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Last Updated: September 22, 2006 at 09:03 EST