Ramp #2 gives you public access to the water on Guadalupe River in Canyon Lake, TX. San Antonio is the nearest big city, about 34 miles away. The next public ramp is Ramp #5 in Canyon Lake, about 1.9 miles away.
| Type | Public boat ramp |
|---|---|
| Address | Canyon Lake, TX |
| Water | Guadalupe River |
| Launch fee | not in our data, check the signs at the launch |
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Illustration The classic ramp mistake
A spare snap-handle plug in the glove box, and the full launch checklist that keeps the line moving.
Launch checklist
Illustration Loading the boat
How to winch your boat on in a minute, and the small upgrades that make the drive home safer.
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Ramp #2 is in Canyon Lake, Texas. There is no street address for Ramp #2 in our data, but the map pin marks the launch itself.
Guadalupe River, in Canyon Lake.
We don't have fee information for Ramp #2, but many city and county ramps are free, while state parks and Corps lakes often charge.
Kayaks are usually fine at Ramp #2 as long as trailers can still get through.
Ramp #5 in Canyon Lake (1.9 miles), Canyon Lake Marina in Canyon Lake (2.8 miles) and Ramp #7 in Canyon Lake (3.5 miles).
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