Guadalupe River - Kerr County

This boat ramp provides access to the scenic upper Guadalupe River near Ingram in the Texas Hill Country. The site serves as a launch point for kayakers, canoeists, and small boaters exploring one of the region's most popular paddling destinations. The upper Guadalupe section offers beautiful limestone bluffs and moderate difficulty paddling, making it suitable for intermediate paddlers and families looking for a manageable float trip.

**Important considerations:** Water levels on this upper section are highly rain-dependent, so flow can vary significantly with seasonal rainfall. During drought conditions, low water may require frequent portaging or make paddling difficult. Spring rains can bring strong currents, so paddlers should research current conditions and assess their skill level before launching. The river in this area can feature shoals and occasional obstacles that require navigation skills.

For current water conditions, flow rates, and seasonal access information, check with local outfitters or Texas Parks & Wildlife before your trip. The Guadalupe River supports excellent fishing for bass and other species, making this a popular destination for combined paddling and angling adventures.