Canyon Lake Gorge

07/21/2026

Meet presenter Stephanie Regets!
Stephanie is the Education Program Director for Canyon Lake Gorge, GBRA – Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority. She oversees the Education Team and programs such as fieldtrips, nature-based education, outreach and summer camp, in total impacting over 20,000 children annually. Stephanie has been a champion for children's educational success through teaching at NEISD, Leave No Trace, Project WET, Project WILD and Texas Children in Nature. Her work to connect children to nature has created groundbreaking programs that promote equitable access for all to nature. Her passion for nature and water, connecting the full circle of plants, wildlife, and sustainability will leave a lasting impression on those she meets. Stephanie lives in San Antonio, Texas where you can find her and her husband, Philip, off on their next adventure. They have two boys, Alexander and Conrad, daughter-in-law Alexis, and three grandson’s Bradley, Maverick, and Myles.

07/21/2026

Great day!

07/21/2026

Canyon Lake is full!!

What is the Conservation Pool? You may have heard that Canyon Reservoir's Conservation Pool is now 100% full—but what does that actually mean?

The Conservation Pool is the portion of the reservoir specifically managed by GBRA to store water for municipal, industrial, agricultural, and environmental needs. It's the water supply that helps meet the everyday needs of the communities, businesses, and ecosystems that depend on the Guadalupe River. On July 22, GBRA will increase the Canyon Reservoir release rate to non-drought operations. Stay tuned for updates.

When the Conservation Pool is full, it means this dedicated water supply has been replenished. That's welcome news, but it doesn't mean our work is done. Water conservation remains important every day. Weather conditions can change quickly, and using water wisely helps protect this valuable resource for the future.

Learn more about Canyon Reservoir and GBRA's water management: https://www.gbra.org/operations/canyon-reservoir/

07/06/2026

2 hour Guided tours available most mornings at 9AM. We also have hiking trails over looking the Gorge. Please visit our website for current seasonal hours. Remember to stay hydrated!

07/02/2026

Our trails will be open Friday, July 3rd from 8am-3pm.
Enjoy your 4th of July and we will see you back at the Gorge on Monday, July 6th.

The Canyon Lake Gorge will be CLOSED Saturday, July 4, in observance of America’s 250th anniversary. Have a fun and happy holiday!

06/18/2026

In observance of Juneteenth, the Canyon Lake Gorge will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026. We look forward to welcoming visitors back after the holiday. Have a safe and meaningful Juneteenth.

06/15/2026

Due the significant amount of rainfall overnight our trails are closed to all users at this time. Be safe!

05/07/2026

Only a few spots left!!

Looking for something different this summer?

Summer Camp at the Gorge gives kids ages 6-12 the chance to get outside, explore the Canyon Lake Gorge, and stay active through water activities, hands-on science, and creative projects.

Registration for the June 8-12 camp is still open. Bug out with us and explore insects and wildlife!

Camp runs 9:00 a.m to 2:00 p.m.

Email [email protected] to sign up today.

05/01/2026

Weather Alert 🔔
Due to much needed rain,
our trails will remain closed today. Hope to see you tomorrow, May 2nd.

04/22/2026

*UPDATE* Thursday: Trail is Open 8:30 - 4:00.

Don't forget we will be having our iNaturalist Training today from 1PM - 3PM https://www.facebook.com/share/1FjPNfS6CC/ and tomorrow, Friday will be Spring BioBlitz & City Nature Challenge https://www.facebook.com/share/1DQ6b7jtWK/

Our trails will remain closed today due to the rain and muddy conditions.
If you are looking to volunteer, please call the office 830-964-5424. Tours will resume later this week depending on the rain.
For booking information visit https://canyongorgetours.com/