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Lake Austin Boat Cruise
2 h
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Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Pass By: Mount Bonnell, 3800 Bonnell Dr, Austin, TX 78731-5846
This beautiful 5-acre park located almost 800 feet over Lake Austin. The cliffs of Mount Bonnell provide a vista for viewing not only the Lake from atop, but the expansive hills surrounding Austin.
Pass By: Austin Country Club, 4408 Long Champ Dr, Austin, TX 78746-1162
This private golf club is located on the banks of Lake Austin. It features a challenging 18-hole course and hosts tournaments, including the popular WGC Dell Match Play. It was designed by architect Pete Dye and is home to golf legend Harvey Penick.
Pass By: Emma Long Metropolitan Park, 1600 City Park Road, Austin, TX 78730
This municipal park on the shores of Lake Austin is well-known for its camping, fishing, hiking, picnic & swimming amenities, but also for its notoriety as a 5-mile mountain biking and motorcycle trail. Named after the first women to serve as Mayor Pro Tem in Austin in 1967, Emma Long Metropolitan Park continues to be a long-standing favorite of locals and visitors alike.
Pass By: Nalle Bunny Run Wildlife, 4615 Bunny Run, Austin, TX 78746, USA
This 35-acre wildlife preserve located on Lake Austin's waterfront is a refuge for rare, endangered or threatened species and is open to the public through guided tours.
Pass By: Pennybacker Bridge, Austin, TX
This steel arched bridge built in 1982 is an iconic Austin landmark. Spanning the distance of Lake Austin (1,150 ft long), it connects the North & South sections of the Capital of Texas Highway. The bridge's arched design was created to avoid having support columns that would otherwise interfere with water skiers, wake surfers and boaters on the 22 miles of water below.
Pass By: Tom Miller Dam, Austin, TX 78746, USA
This dam, named after a former Mayor of Austin, began operation in 1940. It was constructed for the purpose of flood control & hydroelectric power generation. On its upstream side is Lake Austin and on its downstream side is Lady Bird Lake. Both reservoirs are a result of the dam's construction.
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This is a typical itinerary for this product
Pass By: Mount Bonnell, 3800 Bonnell Dr, Austin, TX 78731-5846
This beautiful 5-acre park located almost 800 feet over Lake Austin. The cliffs of Mount Bonnell provide a vista for viewing not only the Lake from atop, but the expansive hills surrounding Austin.
Pass By: Austin Country Club, 4408 Long Champ Dr, Austin, TX 78746-1162
This private golf club is located on the banks of Lake Austin. It features a challenging 18-hole course and hosts tournaments, including the popular WGC Dell Match Play. It was designed by architect Pete Dye and is home to golf legend Harvey Penick.
Pass By: Emma Long Metropolitan Park, 1600 City Park Road, Austin, TX 78730
This municipal park on the shores of Lake Austin is well-known for its camping, fishing, hiking, picnic & swimming amenities, but also for its notoriety as a 5-mile mountain biking and motorcycle trail. Named after the first women to serve as Mayor Pro Tem in Austin in 1967, Emma Long Metropolitan Park continues to be a long-standing favorite of locals and visitors alike.
Pass By: Nalle Bunny Run Wildlife, 4615 Bunny Run, Austin, TX 78746, USA
This 35-acre wildlife preserve located on Lake Austin's waterfront is a refuge for rare, endangered or threatened species and is open to the public through guided tours.
Pass By: Pennybacker Bridge, Austin, TX
This steel arched bridge built in 1982 is an iconic Austin landmark. Spanning the distance of Lake Austin (1,150 ft long), it connects the North & South sections of the Capital of Texas Highway. The bridge's arched design was created to avoid having support columns that would otherwise interfere with water skiers, wake surfers and boaters on the 22 miles of water below.
Pass By: Tom Miller Dam, Austin, TX 78746, USA
This dam, named after a former Mayor of Austin, began operation in 1940. It was constructed for the purpose of flood control & hydroelectric power generation. On its upstream side is Lake Austin and on its downstream side is Lady Bird Lake. Both reservoirs are a result of the dam's construction.
Included
- Cold beverages (bottled water and soda)
- Life vests, including infants (ages 13 and under required to wear at all times during the tour)
- Fuel
- Wake Riderz Captain
Not included
- $3 park entrance fee per person
- Transportation to/from attraction
- Gratuity (optional)
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Infants must sit on laps
- Plan to arrive 15 minutes early for parking & entry
- There is no restroom on the boat - please use facilities prior to boarding
- Food & non-alcoholic beverages are permitted. Note: Glass containers and styrofoam are prohibited.
- This is a non-smoking event
- This experience requires good weather. If it's cancelled due to poor weather, you'll be offered a different time/date or a full refund.
- All tours require a minimum number of passengers (3). Unless you book the minimum, you may be paired with other passengers to meet the minimum requirement. If the minimum is not met, you'll be offered a different time/date or a full refund.
- Waiver of Release and Liability will be required to sign prior to boarding
- This is a public park and boat ramp operated by Travis County, from which we depart & return only
- Most travelers can participate
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travelers
Features
Tourism
75%
Aquatic
30%
Cultural
25%
Original
15%
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