easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels, including beginners and families with children.
Experience the fun and excitement of tubing on the Lower Ocoee River with expert guides and all equipment provided. Perfect for families and friends seeking a scenic and safe outdoor adventure in Tennessee!
Tubing on the Lower Ocoee River with Outdoor Adventure Rafting offers a unique way to experience the natural beauty and excitement of eastern Tennessee’s waterways. This private tubing adventure caters to families, friends, and anyone looking to unwind while enjoying gentle rapids and scenic surroundings. The trip begins with a scenic bus ride that sets the stage for the adventure ahead, winding through lush landscapes to the river launch point. Once on the water, expert guides provide all the equipment and safety instructions, ensuring a stress-free and secure experience for tubers of all ages and skill levels. The ride down the Lower Ocoee lasts between 1.5 to 2 hours, giving participants plenty of time to relax, splash around, and take in the stunning river gorge views. Along the way, you’ll pass rocky outcrops, crystal-clear pools, and rapids that add a touch of thrill without being too intense. This tubing experience is perfect for those wanting a fun, low-impact adventure that connects participants with nature while creating lasting memories. Whether it's a sunny summer day or a mild spring afternoon, the friendly guides and the peaceful river environment make it a perfect outdoor escape just a short drive from Benton, Tennessee.
Protect your feet from rocks and slippery surfaces by wearing sturdy water shoes during your tubing trip.
The river reflects sunlight, increasing UV exposure—apply waterproof sunscreen before hitting the water.
Bring a water bottle or hydrate well before your trip to avoid dehydration during the tubing experience.
Following expert guides’ instructions ensures a safe and enjoyable tubing adventure for everyone.
The Ocoee River area has long been an important resource for the Cherokee people and later became a hub for early river rafting and tubing tourism.
Efforts are ongoing to protect the river ecosystem by minimizing pollution and preserving natural habitats alongside sustainable recreation.
Protects feet from rocks and slippery riverbeds during tubing.
summer specific
Prevents sunburn when exposed to reflected sunlight on the water.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable by drying quickly after splashes or falls in the river.
spring specific
Provides warmth during cooler mornings or evenings after tubing.
fall specific