“Boating is full speed ahead — water levels won’t spoil the fun,” promises Suntex Marinas General Manager Jay Patel, who oversees Canyon Lake’s two private marinas. He said Canyon Lake’s water levels “support boating enjoyment” at the company’s Canyon Lake and Cranes
The Fort Worth District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Tuesday said Overlook Park and Canyon Dam Service Road will remain closed through Sept. 30. Those areas of Canyon Lake closed to the public on Dec. 2, 2024 and were
The organizer of Saturday’s disastrous In a Pickle Festival New Braunfels apologized today to angry pickle enthusiasts who described the event as dangerously overcrowded and unsafe. Krystal Wertman, founder of JG Events, said organizers underestimated public interest in the inaugural event, resulting
Pucker up, Comal County. In a Pickle Festival New Braunfels runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Comal County Fairgrounds, 701 Common St., New Braunfels. A St. Paddy’s Pickle 5k/Kids Run kicks off the event. Fun includes adult/kids’ pickle
Canyon Lake is half full and the boat ramps are closed due to low water levels, but there are still plenty of other outdoor recreational activities to enjoy over Spring Break. Get Out on the Lake! Only non-motorized watercraft like canoes, kayaks
Breakwater Grill & Cantina on Canyon Lake will reopen March 14 with a limited menu. On social media, the popular restaurant suggested customers “bust out the shorts and flip flops and your best Hawaiian shirt and meet us at the patio.” Breakwater
Comal and Canyon parks on Canyon Lake reopen for the season Saturday. Although Canyon Lake is only 48.5% full and motorized vessels are not allowed to launch from the parks’ three boat ramps, there are plenty of other recreational opportunities for visitors.
Guadalupe River Trout Unlimited’s (GRTU) Troutfest TX 25 kicks off Friday at Lazy L&L Campgrounds, 11699 River Rd., New Braunfels. Organizers say the annual event on the Guadalupe River attracts crowds of over 4,000 people interested in fly fishing and preserving and
Canyon Lake’s Tye Preston Memorial Library kicks off the new year with presentations by speakers who can help you kick-start a few New Year’s resolutions. Starting a Small Business runs from 3-4 p.m. Friday, Jan. 8, and is moderated by Rob Lewis,
WORD of Comal County and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will stock the Guadalupe River with 2,000 rainbow trout for Trout Fun Fishing for All, a special event for anglers of all ages, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan.