Dangle your feet in the cool water. Tilt your head back and feel the warmth of the golden sun. And let the river guide your inner tube along one of the Keystone State’s lazy rivers that promise an unforgettable adventure. In fact, these six lazy rivers are among the best places to go tubing in Pennsylvania by providing an idyllic backdrop and helping you make lifelong memories.

1. Delaware River
Delaware River, United States
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Lazily float down the picturesque Delaware River aboard an inner tube from Bucks County River Country, which also offers summer season passes for tubers. Wander down the lazy river on a two, three, or four-hour tour that will give you a close-up look at the spectacular wildlife near the Delaware River. Both single and double inner tubes are available for rent.

Address: 2 Walters Lane, Point Pleasant, PA, 18950
2. Juniata River
Juniata River, Pennsylvania, USA
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Discover the beauty of the Juniata River on a kayak, a canoe, or an inner tube. Tubers can travel from Mifflin to Juanita River Adventures. The three-mile float generally takes three hours. Or, if you prefer a longer float, sign up for the 15-mile Victory Park to Juanita River Adventures, which usually takes six hours. Both upriver and downriver trips are available.

Address: 106 East River Road, Mifflintown, PA, 17059
3. Clarion River
Clarion River, Pennsylvania, USA
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If you're looking for an inviting lazy river is the Clarion River. Slide your inner tube into it for a relaxing day under the golden sunshine. Choose from one of nine different tubing itineraries, such as the Lazy River Canoe Rental to Irwin Run, a 16-mile paddle spanning six hours. Rent a cooler tube for your drinks to help you stay refreshed during your journey.

Address: 40 West Main Street, Ridgway, PA, 15853

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4. Stonycreek River
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Climb aboard a shuttle from Coal Tubin' and head to the Stonycreek River for a leisurely day of inner tubing. Slip your inner tube into the water and head out on one of the two popular runs: The longer three-hour float and the hour-and-a-half float.

Address: 303 Central Avenue, Johnstown, PA, 15902
5. Kiski River
Kiskiminetas River, Pennsylvania 15656, USA
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Meander along the Kiski River in Western Pennsylvania aboard a rented inner tube from the River's Edge Canoe & Kayak Rental. Explore as much or as little as you'd like by choosing the tour that best matches your interests. For a full-day excursion, however, opt for the 15-mile Nature Day Tour that runs from Avonmore to River's Edge.

Address: 3158 River Road, Leechburg, PA, 15656
6. Cook Forest
Clarion River, Pennsylvania, USA
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Explore the breathtaking waters of the Clarion River in Cook Forest on a cozy inner tube. Pale Wale Canoe Fleet, generally open from April to October, offers both single and double inner tube rentals. Opt for one of the two tubing in Pennsylvania trips that run either 2.5 miles or four miles.

Address: 115 Riverside Drive, Cooksburg, PA, 16217

Would you agree that at least one of these places is a great place to tube? Do you have a favorite spot to go tubing in Pennsylvania? Tell us about it in the comments! Then, take advantage of all the natural beauty that the state has to offer this summer and stay cool when you go tubing in Pennsylvania on one of these six lazy rivers.

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Beth Price-Williams | June 21, 2019

Where can we go fishing in Pennsylvania?

  • The Youghiogheny River offers trout, salmon, carp, catfish, rock bass, white bass, and other fish species.
  • The Lehigh River is peppered with rainbow bass, panfish, muskie, pickerel, smallmouth and largemouth bass, catfish, and more.
  • Lake Wilhelm in Maurice K. Goddard State Park is where you’ll find muskellunge, sunfish, bluegill, perch, and catfish.

Read on to learn about some of the many other wonderful places to go fishing in Pennsylvania.

Where can we find hiking trails in Pennsylvania?

  • There are trails of varying lengths in Stroudsburg, all leading to the popular Bushkill Falls.
  • The Shawmut Trail at Kinzua Bridge State Park crosses over the historic Kinzua Bridge.
  • The Bridle Trail, at Cook Forest State Park, also serves as a horse trail and traverses through an old-growth forest.

Read on to learn about some of the many other beautiful hiking trails in Pennsylvania.

Where can we find historic sites in Pennsylvania?

  • Indian God Rock in Rockland Township is believed to date back to AD 900.
  • The Meadowcroft Rockshelter in Jefferson Township reportedly holds the oldest evidence of human life in North America.
  • The Frick Pittsburgh is named after Henry Clay Frick, a 19th-century industrialist and art collector, and encompasses several structures, entities, and an extensive art collection.

Read on to learn about some of the many other wonderful historic sites in Pennsylvania.

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