TX-39 Guadalupe River Road

35 mi
Length
2
Verified stops
2,400 ft
High point
Scenic
Road type

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.

Mile 35.0

Ingram

Small Hill Country town at the midpoint of the route, offering a convenient stop with services along the Guadalupe River corridor.

Mile 35.0

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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