EXPLORE MISSION REACH

The San Antonio River meanders past four Spanish missions built in the founding years of our city over three centuries ago. Today, that eight-mile section of the river, which extends south of downtown from Lone Star Boulevard to Mission Espada, is called the Mission Reach.

The San Antonio River Foundation’s goal is to transform the Mission Reach by adding educational and recreational opportunities and artistic strokes to the environmental restoration partnership between the San Antonio River Authority, Bexar County, the City of San Antonio, and the Foundation. Beautiful and inspiring public art, pedestrian bridges, and art benches to add attractive appeal to the area.

• 10 art, amenity, park & infrastructure projects
• $11 Million invested in Confliuence Park
• $4 Million invested in other projects
• 8 Miles from Blue Star to Mission Espada
• Ecological Restoration Zone project
• Grand Opening Mission Reach Phase 1 – 2011

Anita Valencia | Butterfly Bench

Butterflies

Vincent Valdez | Serapes

Serapes

Confluence Park during springtime at night

Confluence Park

Anne Wallace | The Once and Future River

The Once and Future River

Stacy Levy | River Return with skateboarder

River Return

Support Art Along the River

Support Art Along the River

Mel Chin | CoCobijos

CoCobijos

Riley Robinson | Yuanaguana on river

Yanaguana

Arne Quinze | Whispers

Whispers

Arbol de la Vida Margarita Cabrera

Árbol de la Vida: Memorias y Voces de la Tierra

Along the River

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San Antonio River Foundation

600 E Euclid Ave,
San Antonio, TX 78212

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Tel: 210.224.2694
E-mail: info@sariverfound.org

Your Generosity Has Changed Your World

Since 2003, our Foundation has privately raised and reinvested over $38 million dollars in enhancing your San Antonio River experience. Our project partners —the San Antonio River Authority, Bexar County, the City of San Antonio, and the US Army Corps of Engineers — have invested over $384 million in river improvements for our community. Together, our investments have added over $1.5 billion in economic impact through adjacent private investment and development.