PARKS ON CANYON LAKE
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Canyon Park Beach is open for Day Use only.
Canyon Park is open until September 30.
Comal Park is a Day Use Only park, and open until September
30.
Crane's Mill Park is opened April 1 until September 30.
Winter Hours: Oct 1 – Mar 31 (limited camping)
North Park is open until November 30.
Potter's Creek Park and Overlook Park are open all year.
Canyon Park has more than 8 miles of hike & bike trails,
open all year.
You may bike and/or walk through camping parks for free
during daylight hours.
Corps of Engineers Information Line & Office Hours:
830.964.3341 ~ Mon – Fri 8:00am – 4:30pm
Lake Level and River Information Line: 830.964.3342 ~
24-Hour Recording

FISHING DOCK – Free with 24-hour access; lighted. Located
just outside Cranes Mill Park at the west end of FM 2673
near the mouth of the Guadalupe River!

AREA HIKING, BIKING & EQUESTRIAN TRAILS
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Look for the trails:
       ~ across Canyon Dam and into North Park
       ~ along the Guadalupe River just below the Dam
       ~ within Canyon Park on the north side of Canyon
Lake
       ~ along the lake on Old Hancock Trail
Pick up an informational brochure on trails at the Visitor
Center.

NEW PADDLING TRAIL ON THE UPPER GUADALUPE ~ Nichol's Landing
For more information, please contact W.O.R.D
<http://www.wordcc.com> . or visit here:
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/paddlingtrails

Here's a few tips for enjoying a safe day on the River:
Water and alcohol don't mix.
Wear a life jacket.
Plan your trip, and trip your plan.
Stay hydrated; drink plenty of water.
Bring appropriate river gear.
Avoid glass and styrofoam on the river.
In Case of Emergency:
Call 911.
Know where you got in and where you plan to get out.
Know the name of any nearby businesses or river access
points.
Familiarize yourself with the river and potential hazards
before launching.
Plan your trip.  Let someone know where you are going and
what time you will be back in case of an emergency.
GEAR CHECKLIST
First Aid Kit
Drinking water
Map
Sunscreen
Life jackets or PFD's
Hat
Personal I.D.
Shoes
Working cell phone
Waterproof flashlight
Lightweight waterproof jacket or windbreaker
Thanks to the Nobody's Waterproof ~ Play It Safe Campaign
for the above tips!  Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.

CANYON LAKE GORGE
Canyon Lake Gorge has OPEN TOUR DATES!  Only guided tours
are available to see this unique feature carved out by lake
flooding in 2002.  $10 Admission per person.  First come,
first served!  Visit canyongorge.org
<http://www.canyongorge.org>  to book your tour date.  This
is your opportunity to see what others have been talking
about, so visit online today to secure your spot.  There are
Tour Dates available during the months of July, August and
September.  You must register online, however.   Future tour
dates are available, too.  Confirmation will come by email
to you.  (6/30/08)