Shannon

River's low, but I'm not sure how bad as I haven't been out to Guadalupe River SP in a couple months. It was heading to its usual low summer levels last time we were out there for some hiking and mountain biking.

It's a beautiful park year-round and the bald cypress trees along the riverbank -- those that have survived the repeated floods over the past decades, anyway -- do turn in fall though not like a red oak or bigtooth maple (Lost Maples SNA).

I like the park in fall, winter and spring. About the only time I avoid Guadalupe River SP is summer, or if I do visit then I do so early and am heading out when the bulk of traffic/visitors arrive.

You'd see much more wildlife at South Llano River SP or Choke Canyon, or the others folks have mentioned. Guadalupe River SP is not generally a hotbed of wildlife, other than a variety of bird species and occasionally a lone deer or two.

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