easy
4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal paddling effort required but stamina for extended sitting and mild swimming is helpful
Drift through Nebraska’s scenic Sparks River on a 4-hour tubing trip with Little Outlaw Canoe. Pause at Smith Falls, the state’s tallest waterfall, and enjoy flexible shuttle options for a seamless adventure.
4 hour trip- Daily
Experience an unforgettable 4-hour tubing adventure from Berry Bridge to Brewer Bridge, featuring a scenic stop at the stunning Smith Falls waterfall. Enjoy the flexibility of choosing your shuttle time for a convenient ride back, making this popular trip a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration on the beautiful Sparks River.
Prices starting at $70
A 4 hour tubing trip From Berry Bridge to Brewer Bridge, this is the most popular trip we offer and allows time to stop and see Smith Falls waterfall. With the Morning shuttle option you can choose your time to catch the shuttle bus at Brewer Bridge for a short ride to the Berry Bridge launch site.
Brewer Bridge is about 5 miles south of Sparks Ne. on Sparks River Road. The pickup will be in the NRD Brewer Bridge Public Parking lot.
Tubing trips fill up quickly during peak season; arriving early ensures you get the proper tube and safety gear.
Rocky riverbeds near Smith Falls can be sharp—water shoes protect your feet and provide traction on slippery surfaces.
Protect your skin without harming the river’s ecosystem by opting for biodegradable, reef-safe sunscreen.
Little Outlaw offers flexible shuttle rides from Brewer Bridge; select a time that gives you enough floating and resting time.
Smith Falls has long been an important natural landmark for Native American tribes in the region, revered for its striking presence in the landscape.
Little Outlaw supports river clean-up initiatives to maintain water quality and habitat preservation along the Sparks River corridor.
Provides floatation and comfort for the four-hour river journey.
summer specific
Protects feet from sharp rocks and provides grip in wet areas.
Keeps essentials dry while on the river, especially useful for cameras and phones.
Useful for staying warm and dry during unexpected spring or fall showers.
spring|fall specific