Posted in Utah June 12, 2019 by

This Float Trip In Utah Will Bring Your Summer Tubing Dreams To Life

When summer temperatures climb, it’s time to find ways to cool off while playing outdoors. A float trip down one of Utah’s beautiful rivers is the perfect way to stay cool, and have a blast with friends and family, too! High Country Adventure offers trips down the Provo and Weber Rivers.

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Floating on a tube with your friends down one of Utah's gorgeous rivers is the perfect way to spend a summer day. High Country Adventure can hook you up with a tube and provide transportation on one of its tubing trips.
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Address: 3702 East Provo Canyon Road, Provo, UT, 84604
For the Provo River float trip, you'll put in just below Deer Creek and stop at the company's private take-out at Vivian Park.
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For the Weber River float trip, you'll start near Henefer and end at Taggart. Each trip is roughly two hours long.
The adventure company provides shuttle service, life jackets, basic instruction, and rugged, high-quality tubes.
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You can also rent a cooler tube to pack some cold drinks, a water-resistant bag to hold your camera or phone, and booties or wetsuits.
Whether you go with the Weber River or the Provo River float trip, you're guaranteed to have a blast.
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The scenery along both rivers is absolutely gorgeous, too.
It's recommended that participants on the Provo River be at least 12 years old. You'll encounter some Class I and II rapids, and should be able to swim and be in decent physical condition.
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For the Weber River trip, participants must be at least 14 years old. This wild ride has Class I, II and II rapids, so you'll definitely want to make sure that you're up for a challenge.
If you're not in the best physical shape, but would still love to go on a float trip, consider taking a guided raft trip with High Country Adventure.
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On the guided raft trip, a knowledgeable guide will navigate the river and do all the paddling. Younger participants are allowed on these trips.
When the summer days start to heat up, you'll definitely want to head for the river to cool off. River tubing starts at just $20 per person; guided raft trips start at $36.
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Book your adventure and get more details on High Country Adventure’s website. Does this sound like something your friends and family would like to do? Tag them in the comments and invite them to join you!

If you’re looking for more ways to cool off this summer, take this refreshing hike that takes you straight to a beautiful swimming hole.