Canyon Lake Tour
Turquoise water, limestone cliffs and the Canyon Lake Gorge.
Flying from San Marcos
Scenic air tours near San Marcos, TX
Sky Tour Adventures is based at San Marcos Regional Airport. Every standard tour departs the Berry Terminal on Airport Drive, about 15 minutes from downtown San Marcos and Texas State, with free parking and a pre-flight briefing at check-in.
From San Marcos
Where you’ll meet us
- Berry Terminal · closestSan Marcos Regional Airport (KHYI) · about 15 minutes from downtownDirections from San Marcos
- Million Air TerminalAustin-Bergstrom International (AUS) · about 45 minutes northDirections from San Marcos
Free parking at San Marcos Regional. Austin-Bergstrom departures: book at least 48 hours ahead; a ground handling fee applies.
What you’ll see
Home field, first light.
San Marcos is where our airplanes live, so this is the simplest way to fly with us: park at the terminal, meet your pilot, and you are over the San Marcos River within minutes of takeoff.
The Hill Country opens up fast to the west. The Hill Country tour follows the river past Canyon Lake to Wimberley and Dripping Springs, and the shorter Canyon Lake flight is the easy first flight for anyone unsure about small airplanes.
- San Marcos River
- Texas State University
- Canyon Lake & the Gorge
- Wimberley
- Dripping Springs
Popular from San Marcos
Flights to start with.
The Hill Country Tour
San Marcos, Canyon Lake, Wimberley and Dripping Springs.
The Full Circuit
Everything in one flight: rivers, lakes, hills, the skyline and the Circuit of the Americas.
San Marcos questions
Where exactly do tours leave from in San Marcos?
The Berry Terminal at San Marcos Regional Airport, 1811 Airport Drive, San Marcos, TX 78666. Parking is free and our team meets you at the terminal.
What is the shortest flight from San Marcos?
The Canyon Lake tour is 30 minutes over Canyon Lake, the Canyon Lake Gorge and the Guadalupe River.
Can we fly at sunset from San Marcos?
Yes. The Sunset Tour (60 minutes, Cessna 172) and the Sunset Tour LUX (60 minutes, the twin-engine Commander) both depart San Marcos Regional, over Canyon Lake and Lake Travis at golden hour and back over the Austin skyline.