Neat that you can paddle upstream to the spillway, a popular spot for sunbathers & swimmers but the Guadalupe is really dirty & filthy. Has snakes too so be sure to watch out for that. It's very busy w/boaters, toobers & jet-skiers as well. More

At the current flow rate the float is nice and smooth with a few good thrills thrown in. I even came out of our inflatable kayak at one point, whoops. We also saw wild turkey, deer and a river otter while on our float. Highly recommend it. More

If you are considering toobing this river there's a few things you'll want to know. First and foremost- sunscreen. Take it, wear it, and reapply frequently. Most floats are pretty long and even those with dark skin come out looking like a lobster without a good SPF. Second, get a tube with a bottom. They cost a little more, but... More

I prefer the less crowded upper Guadalupe River. There is certainly a lot more action (people and rapids) below Canyon Dam, but upriver are plenty of small rapids, towering bald cypress trees, and shady banks. In times of drought, the upper part of the river can get pretty shallow, so a kayak is a good choice. More

all you do is sit in a tube and let the warmth of the sun relax you and enjoying the cool of the water at the same time..is just awesome! More

Only river in texas that supports trout year around. River is cool and great for summer fun rafting, canoeing, kayaking, toobing. Lots of options for all those events and lots of campsites for primitive camping, cabins, RV's. Great fun. More

If you really want to enjoy this river do not go on a holiday unless you are young and partying. We go during the week to enjoy the solitude More

We put in the river at the horseshoe. The water was very cold and refreshing. It is a little slow at the beginning but just enjoy it because it get faster as you go over the rapids. They begin at the bend of the river. It was fantastic! It was over much too soon. The next time I go I... More

My family and I take a yearly trip to New Braunfels, TX where we float the river. We usually stay with our RV right on the river. But renting tubes for the day is just the highlight. If the Guadalupe River is low; the Comal is usually a good alternative. If you don't mind a few rowdy characters, you will... More