Born from the powerful flood of 2002, Canyon Lake Gorge offers a rare glimpse into the geology of the Texas Hill Country, revealing layers of limestone marked by faults, fractures, seeps, and fossils that brings history to life.
No reservation required - $5 per person 12 and over
Last trail entry 1 hour prior to closing.
Hikers under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult
For school groups (elementary-level to university-level) or youth organizations interested in an educational tour experience at the Canyon Lake Gorge book through the links below. Please provide details about your group.
For school field trips, The Gorge Outdoor Classroom, brings Earth and Life Sciences to life through interactive stations where they can observe and investigate. TEKS-aligned stations include Sedimentary ROCKS!, Aquatic Ecosystems, Where's Water, Home on the Move, Binocular Bonanza, Educational Hike, and Local Landforms. Programs are customizable to fit classroom goals. Interested schools can complete the Field Trip Request Form below.
The entrance to the GBRA Canyon Lake Gorge Park is located off the driveway to Tye Preston Memorial Library on the South Access Road below the Canyon Lake Dam and across from Hidden Valley Sports Park. Once on the library’s drive, visitors will take the first left and follow the gravel drive to the parking areas below the Visitor Center.
Hiking Trails Open: Tuesday - Saturday; 8:30AM - 4:00PM; Last Trail Entry: 3:00pm
Guided Tours Offered: Wednesday - Saturday
Phone: (830) 964-5424
Address:
16029 S Access Rd
Canyon Lake, TX 78133
GPS coordinates: N 29.86304 W 098.18750
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