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River
Information/Weather
Guadalupe River below
Canyon Dam
The Guadalupe River is flowing at 124 cfs.
The Comal River is flowing at 159 cfs.
Tubing
provides a unique floating opportunity in Central Texas. The
Comal and Guadalupe rivers each have their own personality. Contact
an
outfitter to determine your best float plan.
The
majority of outfitters also have age restrictions and all have life
jackets available.
Please contact an outfitter about the best float trip for your
specific needs and for parking information.
Know before
you go and safety first!
Schlitterbahn Waterpark Resort
Location:
Schlitterbahn,
the nation's most popular summertime waterpark, is located on the banks
of the spring-fed Comal River in the heart of New Braunfels.
The 65-acre waterpark and
resort complex will open on the weekends starting in April and full time
in May. Most of Schlitterbahn's 40 family attractions use chlorinated municipal water
which comes primarily from Canyon Lake. The park has highly efficient
systems to capture and recycle this water. Several of the park's
original tube chutes and pools use spring water from the Comal River.
This untreated water is pumped from the original channel of the Comal,
circulated through several attractions, and flows back into the river.
For park information, see
Schlitterbahn's website.
Canyon Lake has developed
a popular recreational area since the mid-1960's when Canyon Lake was
built by the U.S. Corps of
Engineers . Nestled among the scenic hills of the Texas Hill Country
just north of New Braunfels, Canyon Lake offers an abundance of water
recreation activities - fishing, sailing, boating, canoeing, rafting,
kayaking, tubing, swimming and great family fun.
Please continue to check back for further updates. For more
information about Visiting New Braunfels,
please use our Online Request Form or Email Us!
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