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Guadalupe Delta WMA: Hiking


Phone: (361) 552-6637
Address:
13815 S Hwy 35
Port Lavaca, TX 77979

Contact: Kevin Kriegel

Dates Open:

Some areas of the Guadalupe Delta Wildlife Management Area (WMA) are open daily for fishing, biking, hiking and wildlife viewing activities. For hunting activities and WMA tour dates, contact the WMA manager. Visitors 17 years of age and older must have an Annual Public Hunting (APH) or Limited Public Use (LPU) Permits to enter the WMA.

Hiking

Hiking Permitted

Hiking is an enjoyable activity that is available in many of the Wildlife Management Areas of Texas. Since potable water is not available on many of the Wildlife Management Areas, it is a good idea to bring plenty of drinking water.

Hiking on the Guadalupe Delta WMA

Hiking on the Guadalupe River Unit is allowed along the two-mile part of River Road, the part of the county road at the entrance to the WMA and runs parallel to the river. This low-lying road is unpaved clay which can be difficult to walk on with the humid environment. Hiking is also allowed in the narrow strip between the road and the river. Thick undergrowth in most places on the strip makes walking difficult.