Outdoor Recreation · Expedition
Brazos River Canoe Trek — Frontier Trails District
A legendary 50-mile canoe and camping expedition along the Brazos River at Worth Ranch.
Reference:
frontiertrails.org
The Brazos River Canoe Trek is a storied tradition within the Longhorn Council, offering scouts a challenging 50-mile expedition through the scenic Texas landscape. Starting at the historic Worth Ranch, participants navigate the Brazos River, hike the trails of Kyle Mountain, and experience the rugged beauty of Palo Pinto County. This event is designed to test endurance, foster teamwork, and provide an unforgettable outdoor adventure for those working toward their 50-miler award.
What to Expect
A rigorous multi-day outdoor expedition requiring physical stamina and camping expertise.
Who Should Attend
- Scouts
- Outdoor enthusiasts
- Youth groups
- Adventure seekers
Agenda Overview
Expedition includes river navigation, base camp activities at Worth Ranch, and mountain trail hiking.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Longhorn Council · Non-profit
The Longhorn Council provides scouting programs in North Texas.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the distance?
The trek covers 50 miles along the Brazos River.
Where does it start?
Worth Ranch, 1518 Worth Ranch Rd, Palo Pinto, TX.
Who organizes this?
The Longhorn Council, Scouting America.
Is it for scouts only?
It is primarily a scouting event; check with the Longhorn Council for participation rules.
What is the 50-miler award?
It is a prestigious scouting award for completing a 50-mile journey.
Are there views?
Yes, the trek includes a hike to the top of Kyle Mountain.
Tags
Scouting
Canoeing
Outdoor
Texas
Adventure
Brazos River
Summary
A 50-mile scouting canoe expedition on the Brazos River.
Highlights
- 50-mile route
- Kyle Mountain hike
- Historic Worth Ranch
- Canoeing skills
- Team building
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