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River Tubing Adventure with Little Outlaw Canoe, Tube, and Kayak - Harrisburg

River Tubing Adventure with Little Outlaw Canoe, Tube, and Kayak

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

5.5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; just a comfortable float and some walking activities.

Overview

Float down Pennsylvania's Susquehanna River on a scenic tubing trip from Berry Bridge to Penbrook Landing, perfect for relaxing days in nature. Discover the area's natural beauty and wildlife on this popular water adventure.

Valentine, Nebraska

Tubing-5.5 Hour Trip- Saturday 9:00AM -Berry Bridge to Penbrook Landing

5.5 hour trip- Peak Season... Saturdays Only!

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About This Adventure

Embark on a scenic river adventure from Berry Bridge to Penbrook Landing and Campground, showcasing the most beautiful floating experience available. Arrive early to secure your spot, then enjoy a peaceful shuttle ride upriver before diving into the serene waters at 9:45 am, away from the crowds.

This trip will start at Berry Bridge and finish at Penbrook Landing and Campground. This section of the river is the prettiest floating we have available.

We will have you park your vehicle at Penbrook Landing at 9:00 am and take the shuttle upriver to the Berry Bridge, We should get started on the river around 9:45am. You can get on early and beat the crowds!

Adventure Tips

Wear sun protection

Apply sunscreen and wear a wide-brim hat to stay protected during the long float.

Bring plenty of water

Stay hydrated throughout the trip by drinking water regularly, especially on hot days.

Use river-friendly gear

Opt for eco-conscious tubes and avoid single-use plastics to protect the river environment.

Check weather forecast

Monitor weather conditions before your trip to avoid storms or sudden water level changes.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Great blue herons
  • Mallard ducks

History

The Susquehanna River played a vital role in regional trade and settlement during the 18th century, shaping local history.

Conservation

The guiding company emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including leave-no-trace principles and river cleanup initiatives.

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Recommended Gear

Sunscreen

Essential

Protect your skin from sun exposure during the long float.

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Water shoes or sandals

Essential

Good grip and foot protection when entering or exiting the water.

summer specific

Hat or cap

Additional sun protection for your head.

summer specific

Dry bag for valuables

Essential

Keep your electronics and personal items safe and dry.

summer specific