The Horseshoe on the Guadalupe is a popular Texas summer attraction. Floating the Guadalupe Horseshoe takes between an hour and fifteen minutes to two hours, depending on the flow of the river. A perfect day trip for families, couples, kayakers, tubers and outdoor enthusiasts, the Horseshoe Loop is free to float, all day, every day.
When exiting the Horseshoe, River Rose is a convenient 5 minute walk up. We're the perfect spot for a post-float cocktail and burger.
Don't forget your water shoes!
Whitewater Ampitheater hosts dozens of concerts every late spring to early autumn in Canyon Lake, Texas. While the venue fits many, their parking fits few. Park at River Rose Tavern for the Whitewater concert, and enjoy some pre-show libations, housemade meals and live music.
Parking at River Rose helps to avoid getting stuck in the post-show traffic that clogs up two lane FM 306. Not only do you get to avoid some of the post-show chaos, but River Rose has tacos and quesadillas until closing time to feed anyone who might still need a bite.
River Rose Tavern is the perfect lunch spot if you and yours are celebrating or vacationing at the Hideout on the Horseshoe. The Tavern and the Hideout on the Horseshoe venue are neighbors, and an easy, five minute walk from each other - perfect for enjoying some late night cocktails responsibly.
For the history and archeology buffs, Canyon Lake Gorge is a mild, five minute drive from River Rose Tavern. Canyon Lake Gorge formed in 2002, when Canyon Lake Dam overflowed and flooded the Guadalupe spillway relentlessly for about six weeks. The flooding created a huge limestone gorge, revealing dinosaur tracks, fossils and an exposure of 111 million year old rock strata.
Canyon Lake, Texas reminds of the good ole days, where families and friends spent their day relaxing amongst the beauty of the Texas Hill Country.
