The Comal River roared as rushing waters cascaded downstream on Thursday, June 12, reflecting the aftermath of the deadly, torrential downpour that struck Central Texas overnight. The downpour comes ...
NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – The City of New Braunfels has temporarily closed the Comal River for recreational use due to unsafe conditions caused by floodwaters, according to Comal County. The National ...
KSAT: Comal, Guadalupe Rivers rise in New Braunfels after heavy rain, USGS says
Comal, Guadalupe Rivers rise in New Braunfels after heavy rain, USGS says
San Antonio Express-News: Water warriors: New Braunfels' river rangers keep tubing season moving on the Comal
On a steamy Saturday afternoon, parts of the Comal River are starting to look like a parking lot. A line of tubers — the most common aquatic creatures on the river during the summer months — is ...
Water warriors: New Braunfels' river rangers keep tubing season moving on the Comal
UPDATE: 10 a.m., July 9: After almost five days of being closed to the public, New Braunfels' two most famous rivers are reopening for recreational activities. The Comal and Guadalupe Rivers will both ...
KENS: Comal River closed due to rushing water and debris, New Braunfels officials say
SAN ANTONIO — Days before Father’s Day weekend, the Comal River is closed to all recreational access after heavy overnight rains turned the typically calm waterway into a swift-moving, debris-filled ...
Comal River closed due to rushing water and debris, New Braunfels officials say
San Antonio Express-News: New Braunfels' Comal River receives National Water Trail designation
San Antonio Express-News: New Braunfels may hike fee for visitors on Comal, Guadalupe rivers
New Braunfels is considering increasing its river management fee, which is charged to non-residents using the Comal and Guadalupe rivers on summer weekends and holidays. The $2 fee has been in place ...
San Antonio Express-News: Planning a tubing trip? What to know before you hit the Guadalupe, Comal rivers.
Planning a tubing trip? What to know before you hit the Guadalupe, Comal rivers.
SAN ANTONIO — The unofficial start to Summer, the Memorial Day weekend is almost upon us, and New Braunfels is expecting a massive influx of people to the Comal River to beat the heat. Officials say ...
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the Comal and Guadalupe Rivers experienced significant spikes in water levels following major rainfall throughout the area, contributing to what some New ...