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Lake McQueeney
Lake McQueeney is a man-made reservoir containing water coming from the Guadalupe River and is located between New Braunfels and Seguin. Recreational activities are welcome on this lake, including fishing, boating, tubing and water skiing, however there are regulations concerning wakes.
Address: . New Braunfels TX USA 78123
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Located in Texas' Hill Country, Canyon Lake welcomes people to use its water for water skiing, sailing, fishing, rafting, parasailing and numerous other recreational activities. There are more than 80 mi (130 km) of shoreline and 8,240 acres of water to explore. Along the edges of the lake are numerous public parks, camping areas, scenic opportunities and boat ramps. A swimming beach is located on the north shore of the lake near Hancock.
Address: . Canyon Lake TX USA 78133
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Comal River
Texas' shortest river, the Comal River is found entirely in the city of New Braunfels. It is a popular year-round floating destination for inner tubing, as it boasts a temperature of approximately 72F (22C) throughout the year. In total the Comal runs for 2.5 mi (4 km) and is a tributary of the Guadalupe River.
Address: . New Braunfels TX USA 78130
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Guadalupe River
Winding through Texas, the Guadalupe river runs from Kerrville all the way to the San Antonio River near the Gulf of Mexico. Frequented by rafters of all ages and skill levels, this river offers great water for a variety of water activities, from slow floats to whitewater rafting adventures.
Address: TX USA
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Calaveras Lake, a popular fishing destination, is located 20 mi south of San Antonio. Other popular activities in the area include camping and hiking the nature trail.
Address: . TX USA
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