Los Caminos, with funding from the City of McAllen, Texas, invites all adventure seekers to help make this summer's 46th annual running of the Rio Nazas in Durango, Mexico the biggest, best attended canoe race in Mexico's history.
The Rio Nazas Regata is Mexico's longest and longest running canoe and kayak race: one hundred and forty eight kilometers of Class I and Class II rapids through gorgeous desert scenery that will unfold before you over the course of three days, from July 10-12.  The race is hosted by the Federacion de Canotaje Mexicana (Mexican Canoe Federation) in collaboration with the Tourism Departments of the States of Coahuila and Durango.