Lake Travis Water Level Monitoring - Real-time data and trends

Lake Travis Water

Lake Travis Water Level - Real Time Current Level and Historical Data

Lake Travis Water Level

Last updated: Jul 3, 2025, 7:30 AM
Current Level
637.4 ft
Capacity
43.4%
Water Temp
Wind

Water Level Changes

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Changes show water level differences over time periods. Rising levels are shown in green, falling in red.

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Lake Travis Water Level FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Lake Travis water levels, conditions, and recreational planning

Lake Travis Water Level Resource

Serving Austin Area Communities

Our Lake Travis water level monitoring serves residents and visitors throughout Central Texas, including Austin, Lakeway, Bee Cave, West Lake Hills, Spicewood, and the greater Travis County area. Real-time water level data is essential for communities along Lake Travis shoreline.

Popular Lake Travis Areas: Lakeway Marina • Starnes Island • The Oasis • Hippie Hollow • Bob Wentz Park • Windy Point Park • Mansfield Dam • Pace Bend Park • Arkansas Bend Park • Cedar Park • Leander • Marble Falls

Lake Travis is a reservoir on the Colorado River in central Texas, serving as a critical water source for the greater Austin area. Our real-time monitoring system provides hourly updates on Lake Travis water levels, temperature readings, and local weather conditions to keep residents, visitors, and water enthusiasts informed.

Current Lake Travis water level measurements are essential for various recreational activities including boating, fishing, swimming, and waterfront property management. Water level fluctuations in Lake Travis are influenced by rainfall, drought conditions, and managed releases by the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA). Monitor Lake Travis outflow data to understand water management patterns.

Our comprehensive dashboard displays historical water level data dating back multiple years, allowing users to track seasonal patterns and long-term trends. This information is valuable for understanding Lake Travis's ecological conditions, flood risk assessment, and water conservation planning in Central Texas. Read our Lake Travis water level analysis blog for detailed insights and trends.

Whether you're planning a visit to Lake Travis, own property on the lake, or are concerned about water resources in the Texas Hill Country, our up-to-date measurements provide the reliable information you need for informed decision-making. Stay informed with our comprehensive Lake Travis monitoring guide.

 

Data provided by the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) and National Weather Service

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