Wakesurfing in Texas

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• Canyon Lake

  near New Braunfels

  Clear Hill Country reservoir between Austin and San Antonio, a scenic wakeboarding and boating destination.

• Lake Austin

  near Austin

  A narrow, constant-level Highland Lake right in the city, prized for glassy water close to downtown Austin.

• Lake Conroe

  near Conroe

  The big Houston-area wakesurf lake — calm water that's beginner-friendly and home to wake contests.

• Lake LBJ

  near Horseshoe Bay

  A constant-level Highland Lake in the Hill Country popular with wakesurfers staying at lakeside resorts.

• Lake Travis

  near Austin

  The marquee Austin-area wakesurf lake — deep, expansive water, world-class marinas, and a heavy wake-boat scene.

• Hydrous Wake Park (little Elm)

  near Little Elm

  Dallas-area training-focused cable park on a 10-acre lake in Beard Park on Lake Lewisville.

• Quest ATX

  near Austin

  Austin's first and only cable wake park, a 6-tower Sesitec system on a cool clay-bottom lake.

• Texas Ski Ranch

  near New Braunfels

  A 70-acre action-sports complex with three cable systems and a boat lake, consistently ranked among the top wake facilities in the world.

• Waco Surf Cable Park (bsr)

  near Waco

  The cable park at Waco Surf (formerly BSR Cable Park), a destination resort combining a cable lake with a surf park and lazy river.

• Wake Nation Houston

  near Houston

  Houston's first full-size cable park, with an overhead cable circling a 12-acre lake at 18-20 mph.