TX-39 Guadalupe River Road
Texas Highway 39 follows the Upper Guadalupe River for approximately 36 miles between Ingram (west of Kerrville) and the junction with US-83 north of Leakey. The road traces the river corridor through shaded cypress and oak stretches, crossing the Guadalupe at several 90-degree bridges and passing through Hunt, a small community known for summer camps and polo grounds. The terrain is rolling and curvy but not technically demanding — a relaxed alternative to the nearby Twisted Sisters. A 2/3-scale Stonehenge replica stands in Ingram at the eastern end. Low-water crossings can hold water after heavy rain.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
Ingram
Small Hill Country town at the midpoint of the route, offering a convenient stop with services along the Guadalupe River corridor.
Lift Coffee
Local coffee shop in Ingram providing a relaxed spot to take a break and enjoy a drink before continuing the ride.
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