Can you float the river in New Braunfels right now?
Answer is absolutely “YES”. The Guadalupe River in New Braunfels is currently flowing at over 5400 cfs and remains closed to tubing. Only rafting and kayaking are allowed, and guided rafting trips through local river outfitters are highly advised.
What river is best to float in New Braunfels?
The Comal River
The Comal River is a beautiful spring-fed natural flowing body of water that has been the pinnacle attraction for New Braunfels for generations.
How can I float the Comal River for free?
Personal flotation devices will be provided to Comal River tubers for free with a deposit. Get yours at the New Braunfels City Tube Chute or other river outfitters.
How much does it cost to float the river in New Braunfels?
COST IS $15/PERSON AND SHUTTLE RIDE IS INCLUDED. OVER-SIZED EQUIPMENT IS SUBJECT TO SHUTTLE RESTRICTIONS. NO PERSONAL EQUIPMENT IS ALLOWED ON SATURDAY, SUNDAY, OR HOLIDAYS.
Can you still float the Guadalupe River?
Our rivers are open for floating 7 days a week, dependent on good tubing conditions. The water released from Canyon Lake into the Guadalupe River fluctuates depending on periodic drought conditions.
How long is Guadalupe float?
Float Time: About 1 to 2 hours depending on River Levels. Long Float – (Subject to River Levels) (about 4 miles in length) Float Time: About 5 to 6 hours depending on River Levels.
Is the Guadalupe River in New Braunfels open?
Current Guadalupe River Status: The River is Open!
Can I bring my own tube to Guadalupe River?
Can I bring my own Tube to Texas Tubes? Yes, however the cost to get on the river and shuttle service is the same as renting a Tube from Texas Tubes…
What is the longest river to float in New Braunfels?
Alternatively, you can bring your own for $10. Floating to the Riverbahn exit takes about 2.5 hours, while sticking it out until the end adds an extra hour. Landa Falls offers the Comal’s first accessible entrance, making it the longest float in New Braunfels.