The Lower Pecos River
by
Louis F. Aulbach and Jack Richardson
1996
The Pecos is a spring-fed, clear water river in the classic pool and
drop
pattern with a continuous series of small rapids in the 60 mile course
from
Pandale Crossing to Lake Amistad. A couple of the rapids will require
scouting
and/or portaging or lining. The hiking can be very good on the Pecos if
you
are willing to bushwack a little. Many side canyons are very
interesting and
the number of archeological sites in the area is enormous. Fishing for
bass
and catfish on the Pecos is excellent.
1. Lewis Canyon
Petroglyph site.
2. High Water on the Pecos
3. Kirkland Decoded
All material printed on this
page
and this web site is copyrighted. All rights reserved.
Copyright by Louis F. Aulbach,
2004
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