moderate
5 days
Participants should have moderate endurance and ability to paddle multiple hours daily over varied water conditions.
Paddle 66 miles from Kinzua Dam to Oil City on a thrilling 5-day kayak adventure through Pennsylvania’s stunning Allegheny River. Discover diverse landscapes, local wildlife, and historic landmarks on this guided paddling trip.
All Ages • 66 Miles
Embark on an exhilarating 66-mile kayak adventure along the stunning Upper and Lower Middle Allegheny River Water Trail. Experience the thrill of paddling through picturesque landscapes while enjoying included boat rentals and life jackets. Prepare for unforgettable moments with essential gear and a chance to explore nature's beauty.
This trip takes you through the Upper and Lower Middle Allegheny River Water Trail. Please contact us for trip planning details. For more details on where to stop for supplies, hiking, camping and more, see the Allegheny River Paddling Guide. Link will be included in your confirmation email.
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Additional Items: Cell phone, rain poncho, first aid kit, waterproof bags, matches, towels, a bag for trash, sunglasses, hat, insect repellent, knife, tie down ropes, flashlight, lightweight shoes and camping gear.
Plan to paddle 10–15 miles per day to avoid fatigue and fully enjoy the scenery.
Carry ample water as access points are limited along some stretches of the river.
Use sunscreen and hats to protect yourself during long exposure on open water.
River conditions can change quickly; verify forecasts before setting out each day.
The Allegheny River has been a vital transportation corridor since Native American times and played a key role in the region's industrial development.
Efforts to maintain water quality and protect river habitats are ongoing, promoting sustainable recreation and preserving biodiversity.
Keeps your belongings dry during paddling and sudden splashes.
Critical safety gear provided but bringing your own ensures a perfect fit and comfort.
Protects skin from sun exposure while keeping you cool on the water.
summer specific
Useful for staying warm during cooler mornings and evenings on the river.
fall specific