The Frio River near Concan is reopening after major flooding, but danger still lurks beneath the surface. Water levels soared to nearly 21 feet, scouring the riverbed and hiding sharp rocks. While tubing season is back on, experts warn to stay alert — even familiar spots can turn deadly. One family’s harrowing tale of a child falling and a parent caught in rapids underscores the risks. Officials urge everyone to consult local outfitters before heading out, wear river shoes and life jackets — especially for kids — and brace for debris. Safety first: check conditions block by block before you float.
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