Houston Rodeo Parade Info - 2018

The Houston Rodeo grand parade will be on FEB. 24, 2018 at 10 A.M. in downtown Houston

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The parade route begins at Bagby and Walker Streets, travels from Travis to Bell Street, and from Bell Street to Louisiana Street, before turning on Lamar Street, and ends at Lamar and Bagby.

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Every year thousands of Texans and visitors line the downtown streets of the fourth largest city to watch hundreds of trail riders and decorated floats follow their yearly route to kick off the start of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.    This is a great family event you would not want to miss.  There are hundreds of beautiful horses that your children and grandchildren would love too see.  Many of the trail riders have been riding weeks in the hot, cold, wind, and rain to be a part of this special event.  Come out and show your support to our Texas Cowboys and Cowgirls.  They really do appreciate seeing all of you line the streets welcoming them home after a long ride.

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If you are driving around the loop or downtown the day before the Houston Rodeo parade, you will probably see the riders making their way to Memorial Park.  Please drive cautiously around the riders and their horses.  We want to keep our cowboys and cowgirls safe. 
Houston Rodeo Parade Route:

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PARADE ROUTE

begins at Bagby and Walker streets

Walker Street to Travis Street, right on Travis

Travis to Bell Street, right on Bell

Bell to Louisiana Street, right on Louisiana

Louisiana to Lamar Street, left on Lamar

ends at Lamar and Bagby

Some of the Great Trail Rides

Los Vaqueros Rio Grande Trail Ride, established in 1973

386-mile ride from Hidalgo, Texas

The Mission Trail Ride, established in 1990

210-mile ride from San Antonio, Texas

Northeastern Trail Ride, established in 1982

107-mile ride from Cheeks, Texas

Old Spanish Trail Ride, established in 1956

216-mile ride from Logansport, La.

Prairie View Trail Ride, established in 1957

87-mile ride from Hempstead, Texas

Salt Grass Trail Ride, established in 1952

90-mile ride from Cat Spring, Texas

Sam Houston Trail Ride, established in 1955

70-mile ride from Montgomery, Texas

Southwest Trial Ride, established in 1993

120-mile ride from Rosenberg, Texas

Southwestern Trail Ride, established in 1973

102-mile ride from Angleton, Texas

Texas Independence Trail Ride, established in 1961

08-mile ride from Brazoria, Texas

The Spanish Trail Ride, established in 1961

109-mile ride from Shepherd, Texas

Valley Lodge Trial Ride, established in 1959

71-mile ride from Brookshire, Texas

You don't want to miss out on the Houston Rodeo parade.

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