Little Ponderosa River Outfitters, LLC

09/05/2026

Y’all join us Saturday for the last float day of this season. Water level is still running good at 150! We will have multiple float options available. Come early and beat the crowd. We open at 9:30am.

09/02/2026

Found a men’s ring in our parking lot. If you missing one please give us a call.

08/10/2026

We know good advice when we see it! Carabiners can help with that.
Don't try to go down the rapids while all tied together else someone will get dumped from their tube.

The "Tube Chain" Disaster ⛓️🌊

​⚠️ POV: You said "Let's just tie all our tubes together, it'll be easy!" 🪵🥨

​Expectation: A peaceful, synchronized floating island of best friends drifting gracefully down the Comal. 🏝️✨

​Reality:
​30 minutes in, your rope is tied into a nautical knot no human can untangle. 🪢

​You’ve accidentally collected two random strangers, a stray paddle, and a floating flip-flop. 🩴

​You're currently spinning in circles entering the Tube Chute sideways. 🌀🌪️
​Who is the friend that ALWAYS promises they know how to tie the knot, but leaves you floating like a tangled web of spaghetti? 🍝

​Tag them and tell them to practice their knots before this weekend! 👇

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08/09/2026

Not sure that I would try it but….

08/09/2026

Cheers to birthday float trips and making new friends. This group was so much fun. We are happy you had a great day. Thanks for choosing us!

08/05/2026

Woohoo! CFS of 300 on Thursday!! I’m in, you coming?

08/03/2026

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07/28/2026

250 CFS this weekend! When was the last time y’all saw that? Grab a friend and come float! Carpool if you can it’s going to be busy!

The recent Hill Country flooding has caused the Canyon Reservoir to rise above its normal conservation pool into the flood pool—the portion of the reservoir designed to capture excess runoff during significant rainfall events. As those floodwaters continue moving through the system, GBRA (in coordination with USACE) is managing releases through a staged release schedule to safely return the reservoir to its normal conservation pool elevation.

Releases will be scheduled at:
250 cfs Thursday through Sunday
150 cfs Monday through Wednesday

Release rates will continue to be adjusted as hydrologic and downstream conditions change.

Visit the GBRA Basin Conditions page for the latest Canyon Reservoir release information. The Sattler streamflow gauge provides the best indication of current Canyon Dam releases. Link in first comment.

As the Canyon Reservoir returns to its normal conservation pool, GBRA encourages everyone to safely enjoy the Guadalupe River while continuing to use water wisely. Every conservation effort helps protect our water resources for future generations.

07/24/2026

We had the honor of being selected for the first episode of Feature Friday brought to you by WORD of Comal County.
The WORD crew was a pleasure to work with, very friendly and professional. Thanks for all that you do for our Lake and River. We appreciate you!