Amistad National Recreation Area Maps

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Amistad National Recreation Area Official Map

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Official Map of Amistad National Recreation Area, as seen on the park brochure.

NOTE: The new Amistad Visitor Information Center is now 5.5 miles west of the NPS headquarters building. It is located near Blackbrush Point on the Map. When driving west on Hwy 90, the new center is across from Three Rivers RV Park. See the updated map in our Official Park Newspaper on our home page (www.nps.gov/amis, or click "home" to the right).

Amistad NRA 2005-2006 Hunting Regulations and Hunt Area Map Overview.

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Print out the 2005-2006 Hunting Regulations and an overview map of all designated Hunt Areas at Amistad National Recreation Area

Diablo East Area Map

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Detailed view of the Diablo East, Governor's Landing, and Airforce (Southwinds) Marina areas.

Hunt Area 2

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Map of Hunt Area 2.

Hunt Area 4

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Detail Map of Hunt Area 4, which is only accessible by boat.

Hunt Area 5

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Detail map of Hunt Area 5 off of Hwy 277, just south of the bridge over Lake Amistad.

Paddle Trails: Maps and Descriptions

Amistad National Recreation Area is a fantastic place to canoe or kayak. This link will take you to an overview of seven recommended paddle trips, each having a detailed map that can be printed, and a short description of each trip.

Parida Cave

Day trip: This is a fun and exciting trip that starts at the Pecos boat ramp and ends at Parida Cave on the Rio Grande. Parida Cave is a rock shelter that contains "pictographs" or paintings on rock walls that were left by Native Americans who lived in this are over 4,000 years ago. From Del Rio drive West on Hwy 90, past the town of Comstock, and then turn left at the NPS sign that says Amistad National Recreation Area, Pecos River. Follow the road all the way down to the boat launch. Deploy your kayaks or canoes then park up on the top parking lot. Paddle (left) down river on the Pecos until you meet the Rio Grande. Paddle (left) downriver on the Rio Grande. You will see several smaller rockshelters on your left, but Parida is the huge one that faces a large canyon (Parida Canyon) on the Mexico side of the Rio Grande. Parida Cave has a marked trail and interpretive signs running through it. Find a place to tie your canoe/kayak and enjoy the trail and the incredible view from the site! See a photographic kayak tour on this website:

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