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Pecos River Boat Ramp

Located off US-90 approximately 40 miles west of Del Rio near where the Pecos River joins the Rio Grande, this concrete boat ramp features a fishing pier and is maintained by the National Park Service.

The ramp provides access for both motorized and non-motorized boats, though motorized vessels require a daily ($4), 3-day ($10), or annual ($40) boat pass.

The remote location offers opportunities for exploring the scenic canyon area, including historic railroad tunnels and ancient pictograph sites accessible by paddling upstream.


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