Pecan Bayou Kayak Trail
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North Carolina 98, Brownwood, TX 76801, USA Get directions
The Pecan Bayou Kayak Trail winds through a scenic stretch of waterway near Brownwood, offering paddlers a quiet route through central Texas countryside where you'll likely spot herons, turtles, and native pecans along the banks. It's an accessible paddle for beginners while still providing enough distance for those wanting a longer outing, with launch points that let you tailor the trip to your schedule.
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