| Description | The Upper Guadalupe winds through cliffs and cypress trees, and carries you by travertine waterfalls, and interesting rock and river formations. The sections of the Guadalupe above and below the Guadalupe River State Park have several rapids and waterfalls. Recreational kayaks, whitewater kayaks, and canoes are suitable for the river. |
| Class | Moving water/whitewater, Class I - II |
| Location | Hunt (north end) to Canyon Lake (south end), Texas |
| Directions | Go south and west on U.S. Hwy. 290. Go south on U.S. Hwy. 281. Go west on Hwy. 46. |
| Put Ins and Take Outs |
Most common: Bergheim Campground to Guadalupe River State Park Guadalupe River State Park or Specht's Crossing to Guadalupe Canoe Livery Guadalupe Canoe Livery to Rebecca Creek Road |
| Flow Information | USGS |
| Boat Rentals | Local outfitters |
| Resources and Trip Information |
Southwest
Paddler, a service of canoeman.com Rivers and Rapids, Ben Nolen and Bob Narramore Texas Whitewater, Steve Daniel Texas River Guide APC Calendar |
| Contacts | Melinda Everett, meverett@texas.net |
| View From the Boat |
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Photos courtesy of Carla
Jennings
Last Updated: 7 January 2007
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