Susquehanna Kayak Trip at Vosburg Neck State Park
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness to paddle consistently for several hours and manage light river currents.
Overview
Paddle 6 miles along the serene Susquehanna River from Vosburg Neck to Tunkhannock. Enjoy nature, history, and a peaceful day on the water with this private kayak trip.
Susquehanna River Vosburg Neck State Park | 6 Mile Day Trip
All Ages • 3 1/2 Hours Vosburg Neck to Tunkhannock
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About This Adventure
Experience a captivating 6-mile kayak journey from Vosburg Neck to Tunkhannock, exploring the serene beauty of Pennsylvania's newest state park. This unique adventure offers a perfect blend of tranquility and exploration, allowing you to discover a pristine area steeped in history, once traversed only by early settlers and indigenous communities.
Vosburg Neck State Park to Tunkhannock PA 🌳🚣♂️
Duration: 3.5 Hours (Plus Travel Time)
Distance: 6 Miles (Vosburg Neck to Tunkhannock)
Drive Time: Approximately 40 minutes out and 20 minutes back
Trip Details: Embark on an enchanting 6-mile adventure from Vosburg Neck to Tunkhannock with Susquehanna Kayak and Canoe Rentals. Take in the serene beauty of PA's Newest State Park as you navigate this amazingly scenic section of the Susquehanna River as it bends down to T-Town. This trip offers a perfect blend of tranquility and exploration, providing a delightful three-hour escape into nature.
Pricing:
- Single Kayak: $65
- Tandem Kayak: $125
Two Trips: 9am and 12 pm
Immerse yourself in the secrets of this pristine, rarely explored area, where only our early settlers and indigenous communities have seen before!
Adventure Tips
Bring a Dry Bag
Keep your valuables dry by storing them in a watertight dry bag during your kayak trip.
Check River Conditions
Before heading out, verify current river flow and weather to ensure a safe, smooth trip.
Wear a Personal Flotation Device
Always wear your PFD for safety, regardless of your swimming ability or kayak experience.
Start Early to Avoid Crowds
Launching in the morning helps you enjoy quieter waters and cooler temperatures.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- River Otters
History
The Susquehanna River corridor was historically used by indigenous communities and early European settlers for transportation and trade.
Conservation
Efforts in this area focus on protecting water quality and preserving native vegetation to support local wildlife habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Mandatory for safety during kayaking on the Susquehanna River.
Waterproof Dry Bag
Protects your personal items from getting wet while on the river.
Lightweight Quick-Dry Clothing
Keeps you comfortable and dry during warmer paddling conditions.
summer specific
Layered Clothing and Windbreaker
Useful for staying warm and protected against variable spring weather.
spring specific