Vermont river tubing is on our minds with summer here, and what better way to spend a hot afternoon than enjoying a leisurely glide down a lazy river and admiring the sunny landscapes of the Green Mountain State? Start planning your summer adventures with these four places to go river tubing and plan a vacation that will be fun for the whole family. Let's look at some of the best summer tubing near me.

1. Vermont River Tubing: Stockbridge

Head over to Stockbridge for a fun-filled day of river tubing in Vermont. Enjoy cooling off and riding down the White River, a 60-mile-long river that runs through the Green Mountains into the Connecticut River in New Hampshire. The tubing season starts in mid-June and runs till early September. Find out more on the Vermont River Tubing website.

2. Great River Outfitters: Windsor

Located in Windsor, this outdoor adventure company has plenty of options and float trips in Vermont to choose from. The staff offers kayaking, canoeing, river tubing, stand-up paddleboarding, and fat-tire biking. Cruise along the Connecticut River while cooling off from the summer heat.

3. Clearwater Sports: Waitsfield

Since 1975, Clearwater Sports has been one of Vermont's premier outdoor adventure and rental companies. Located in Waitsfield, the staff provides guided adventure tours down the Winooski and Mad rivers. It also offers a wide selection of rental options from kayaks to paddleboards and everything in between. For more information on this lazy river in Vermont, visit the Clearwater Sports website.

4. Umiak Outdoor Outfitters: Stowe

This outfitter offers something for all paddling enthusiasts, including kayaks, canoes, tubes, and stand-up paddleboards. Spend the day on a leisurely 2.5- or 4.5-mile float down the picturesque Winooski River offered on various days with three different tour times. Guests will meet at our takeout in Richmond. For further details, visit the Umiak Outdoor Outfitters website.

Vermont river tubing is a lovely way to beat the heat. Have you gone tubing or kayaking at any of these places? Where is your favorite place to cool off from the sun's rays in Vermont? Reach out and tell us what you think in the comments below.

For more summer adventures in Vermont, check out this article about fun things to do in the Champlain Islands during the summer. And while you're traveling through, make reservations ahead on Expedia.com.

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