Need advice on. Floating the Guadalupe river with the “no can” law.

Hope you have a suit you don’t mind getting wet.

Is this a recent law?

If not, we floated last year with an ice chest (campground we stayed at even provided the ice chest float) full of cans of beer. We truly didn’t know and no one told us a thing. I don’t think we saw anyone out there without cans honestly.

Camelback.

Floated earlier this year with a cooler and 12 pack. Don’t ask if you don’t know the answer.

The Guadalupe isn’t apart of the “no can” law, just the Comal River is. Because the Comal goes thru New Braunfuls city limits. Only a small section of the Guadalupe does.

Cans are fine on the Guadalupe. If it’s the Comal you are floating, come back, I’ll teach you grasshopper

The laws are different on the Guadalupe below Gruene since you’re entering New Braunsfels city limits. If you go upstream from there you’ll be good. We always got to tube rental place down the hill from Gruene and went upstream and did a “full day” float. We used Rockin R rentals and they have a lot of information on rules/laws/ etc on their website

Uncle Stu will be here eventually to drop some knowledge. He holds the (unverified) record of floats in one summer.

we're doing the Comal this weekend, which has the same can ban. We're bringing a keg and yeti mugs to skirt the can and solo cup ban.

It’s in Texas so everybody just throws their empty cans in the river