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Pedernales River — Gellerman Lane Access

The Pedernales River Alliance lists Gellerman Lane as a publicly accessible crossing. That designation identifies a public road crossing, not an operated park. No official source documents parking, launch facilities, restrooms, lifeguards, or access to adjacent banks, which may be private. Remain within the public right-of-way, obey posted signs, and avoid blocking the road.

Why people come here

Identified in a regional crossing list Marks a rural Pedernales crossing Provides geographic river context Short detour for careful observers Best approached with conservative expectations

Before you go

Publicly accessible river crossing located west of Stonewall.

Good to know

Is this a developed river recreation site?

No. Available sources identify a public road crossing, not an operated park, designated swimming area, or managed boat launch.

Can I park or enter the river here?

Parking and recreation access are not officially documented. Do not block the road, cross posted boundaries, or assume adjacent riverbanks are public.

What conditions should I check before visiting?

Check recent weather, flood risk, and road conditions. Never drive or walk through moving floodwater, and leave if the crossing is wet or submerged.

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