How deep is the Guadalupe River for tubing?

– Con’s: The Guadalupe River averages between 52 to 54 degrees almost year-round as the water being released from Canyon Lake Dam comes from the deepest part of Canyon Lake, around 130 feet deep, which causes the cold water temperatures on the Guadalupe River below Canyon Lake Dam.

Can you tube the Guadalupe right now?

Flows are still right at 100 cfs, which is about half of what you would expect for this time of year. You can still go tubing, but it is going to be a slower and longer trip than in earlier years. Have fun, and consider posting something about your trip.

Can you rent tubes on the Guadalupe River?

You can bring your own cooler or rent one here. FREE! 1 trip is included with all Tube Rentals or when you pay for your own Private Equipment. Additional Shuttle Trips are $5 per trip / per person.

What is the best part of the Guadalupe River to float?

mini-rapids
In addition to the beautiful views and tree-lined banks, the best part about tubing on the Guadalupe River is the mini-rapids! With that being said, it’s easy to lose items during your float.

What kind of tubes are on Guadalupe River?

All of our tubes are heavy-duty 35 gauge PVC vinyl which provide the most comfortable float trip on the Guadalupe River. No more scorching black tubes on the river.

Where is river sports on the Guadalupe River?

River Sports is uniquely located on the Guadalupe River right in the middle of the famous Horseshoe Loop, so getting into and out of the river simple and quick! Tube all day for one low price and choose from our Short Float, Medium Float, and/or our Long Float – see the maps below.

Which is the best float on the Guadalupe River?

“the best float on the guadalupe.” We’re conveniently located at the end of the famous “Horseshoe Loop” on the Guadalupe River. Whitewater Sports offers the best in Custom Tubing trips down the Guadalupe River. Since 1972, Whitewater Sports Tubing has attracted over two million customers from virtually every state in the country.

Is there an exit on the Guadalupe River?

However, you need to know that all properties along the Guadalupe River on River Rd are privately owned. There is no public access/exit on River Rd.