The Guadalupe has the most outfitters in Texas. There are different, distinct areas of the river to tube — so don't just pull over at the first company you see. Do a little research here!
Where Should I Tube on the Guadalupe?
The Horseshoe: A fun loop float on the upper Guadalupe. After about an hour, you can take out at the bridge, walk about five minutes, and put back in for another go! Or, continue downriver to the chute.
The Chute: This is a tube chute that's a few hundred yards long, and tons of fun. When it's over, you can continue on, or get out and tube it again. Hold on to your glasses!
The outfitters that offer the Horseshoe generally are located there. In other words, you jump straight in from the outfitter, and shuttle back at the end. Other outfitters offer to shuttle you first, and then you take out right at your car once you've floated back down.
Starting at the Horseshoe you'll get to do both the Horseshoe and the Chute if you choose a longer float and have the time. If you start at the Chute, you'll get to see the lower regions of the river. Both trips are unique.
Note: This list is continually being updated. If we've gotten something wrong, please let us know!
Toobing Outfitters, 2008
Andy's
River Toobs [Email]
12020 FM 306, Canyon Lake, TX 78133
830-907-3009
