Memorial Day Weekend Memorial Day weekend will have recreational river flows. On Thursday starting at 1:00 PM, flows will be reduced to 1100 cfs. On Friday in the early morning, flows will be reduced to 400 cfs and will remain … Continue reading
I just wanted to post a quick thank you to everyone who has reached out to us with concern over the Memorial Day Floods. Thankfully, the Bed and Breakfast and the Canyon Lake area were not affected. In fact, the … Continue reading
The long hot summer days can make outdoor activities challenging unless water is involved. November and December are perfect months for getting outside to enjoy many of the natural attractions Canyon Lake and the surrounding Hill Country offer. Below is … Continue reading
Now that the water is cooling off and the days are a bit shorter I am often why a person would want to visit Canyon Lake in the Fall and Winter. Here is my list in no particular order. 1) Take in a … Continue reading
The Canyon Lake area received over an inch of rain since yesterday. We needed it badly. The lake had begun to recede ever so slowly and we were under a burn ban. Let’s hope for more precipitation before the arrival … Continue reading
We took a brief post-Christmas pause before the New Year to test out the new to us pop-up camper. This was to be the boys first camping excursion so we did not stray too far from home. Guadalupe River State Park was … Continue reading
Is building a multi-lane freeway overpass across the Guadalupe River a good idea? Many local residents and summertime visitors don’t think so. According to this morning’s Herald-Zeitung Newspaper a group is circulating an anti-loop petition and have collected approximately 1700 petitions. Signatures to … Continue reading
Here is a link to the Canyon Lake Gorge slideshow: http://www.canyongorge.org/media/videos/5/gorge-documentary-clip . The 2002 Flood The flood beginning July 4, 2002 was the first time that floodwaters flowed over the Emergency Spillway since the Reservoir was completed in 1964. The upper part … Continue reading
Our first few cold fronts have blown through dropping our temperatures and ushering in the mild fall weather we have all come to love in the Hill Country. Tubing on the Guadalupe is all but finished for the season, however the … Continue reading
