Canyon Lake is only 61.3% full at an elevation of 888.22 feet (msl). Only three boat ramps are open. Most ramps are closed due to prolonged drought, but kayaks and non-motorized vessels can be launched from any county-operated boat ramp regardless of its status. They are boat ramps #1, 2, 5, 6,
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Learn more about Canyon Lake levels and Guadalupe River flow rates.
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Texas A&M Forest Service encourages residents to prioritize safety when using fireworks and participating in outdoor activities
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) began filling Canyon Reservoir — better known as Canyon Lake — on this date in 1964. Canyon Dam was used to deliberately impound water by holding back the Guadalupe River in Spring Branch. The lake reached conservation
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Canyon Lake is only 61.3% full at an elevation of 888.22 feet (msl). Only three boat ramps are open. Most ramps are closed due
Read More →Take Dad to a park at Canyon Lake for Father’s Day. Cranes Mill, Canyon and Comal parks are open for outdoor adventures of all
Read More →A man in his mid-20s who ignored signs and jumped off a cliff at Comal Park at the end of May landed on a
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The San Antonio Food Bank will distribute 10-day meal kits to children ages 18
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New Braunfels police say they pulled the body of a woman from the Guadalupe
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All four Comal County Constables will compete to see which precinct can collect the
Read More →The San Antonio Food Bank will distribute 10-day meal kits to children ages 18
Read More →The Canyon Lake Professional Firefighters Association (CLPFA) knows firsthand what life is like for
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Canyon Lake is only 61.3% full at an elevation of 888.22 feet (msl). Only
Read More →Take Dad to a park at Canyon Lake for Father’s Day. Cranes Mill, Canyon
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Canyon Lake High School graduating seniors Isiah Eureste, Chloe Gray and Timothy Walbeck each
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Read More →Comal ISD Tuesday released the names of the district’s Class of 2026 seniors who
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Event Details
Celebrate America’s 250th birthday. Submit parade float requests to vVFW 8800.4thjulyparade@gmail.com. No fee to enter. For more information call Tara Evans at 210-557-8624.
Event Details
Celebrate America’s 250th birthday.
Submit parade float requests to vVFW 8800.4thjulyparade@gmail.com. No fee to enter.
For more information call Tara Evans at 210-557-8624.
Time
July 4, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm(GMT-05:00)