Runnin’ Possum Kingdom Lake, Texas. #powerboats | Fast Loud Photography

The trails at Possum Kingdom Lake wind past dramatic cliffs and scenic lake views. Whether you hike or bike, you will experience scenery unique to Texas. Check out the trail map, https://buff.ly/6tOGTyV | Brazos River Authority

Most people instantly recognize the iconic cliffs of Hell’s Gate at Possum Kingdom Lake. But here’s the real challenge.. can you guess where I was standing when I captured this view? It’s not your typical roadside lookout. This spot sits along a public hiking trail that takes some dedication and legwork to reach but the payoff is a vantage point most visitors never see. Drop your guesses in the comments and bonus points if you’ve made the trek yourself. #PossumKingdomLake #HellsGate #TexasHiking

New Episode Alert - We visit the infamous Hell's Gate on Possum Kingdom Lake. It's the prefect spot for the popular Red Bull cliff diving events because of the ominous natural cliffs carved out by the Brazos River. Will the devil tempt me to make the leap? Watch the Possum Kingdom Lake clip at the link and tell us if you would jump off Hell’s Gate 👇 Visit Graham Texas https://www.facebook.com/thedaytrippertv/videos/870031890574429 Don’t miss the Graham, TX Episode this week on PBS. | The Daytri

#BrazosTrivia Q: During the construction of the Morris Sheppard Dam, engineers expected that it would take about 3 years to fully fill Possum Kingdom Lake. How long did it actually take for the reservoir to fill up? A: Due to heavy spring rains, the reservoir filled in about 3 weeks, before construction equipment could be completely removed from below the dam. Streamflow into Possum Kingdom Lake at the South Bend gage hit its peak at 87,400 cfs on May 4,1941. https://bit.ly/2Orgu7s For more hist

📹TIMELAPSE📹 The Brazos River Authority has opened one gate at the Morris Sheppard Dam at Possum Kingdom Lake, releasing approximately 9,400 cubic feet per second. To put this into perspective, a cubic foot is about the size of an inflated beach ball, which means that approximately 9,400 beach balls worth of water flow out of the gate every second. Learn more: https://trib.al/sMP6CJu | KTAB News