The Guadalupe River winds through the Comfort area, providing scenic public access points for paddling, fishing, and relaxing along its limestone banks.
Near Comfort, the Guadalupe River offers a quieter, more relaxed experience compared to the heavily trafficked sections further downstream. The river is characterized by its clear water, towering cypress trees, and limestone bluffs. Visitors can access the water at several public road crossings, which are popular for launching kayaks, wading, and fly fishing. The environment here is serene, making it a favored spot for those looking to enjoy the natural beauty of the Hill Country away from large crowds.
Public access is available at several highway and county road crossings around Comfort, such as the FM 473 crossing.
Camping is not permitted at public road crossings, and the majority of the riverbanks are private property.
This section is generally better suited for kayaking and canoeing rather than tubing, as it is quieter and lacks commercial tube outfitters.