moderate
2 days
Good cardiovascular fitness needed for paddling 13-15 miles daily; ability to carry gear to campsites.
Paddle 27 miles along the stunning Delaware Water Gap on this 2-day canoe or kayak trip. Camp riverside under starry skies amid iconic Appalachian cliffs and forests.
9 Hour Paddle Time
Embark on an exhilarating two-day canoe or kayak adventure through the stunning Delaware Water Gap! Paddle 27 miles along the scenic river, camp under the stars, and witness breathtaking views of the Pocono Mountains. Encounter diverse wildlife and explore captivating riverside attractions on this unforgettable journey through nature's beauty.
If you want to make it to the Delaware Water Gap on a faster-paced trip, this two-day, one-night canoe or kayak trip is perfect for adventurers! Travel 27 miles of river over two days and camp along the scenic Delaware River.
Breathtaking views of the Pocono Mountains will astound you at every turn on this exciting Delaware Water Gap kayaking/canoeing trip. You’re sure to enjoy peeking at the riverside attractions like campsites, recreation sites, and many stunning geographical features.
Don’t forget to look for wildlife along the way! You might see bald eagles and other birds, deer, bears, and more. Camping by the river and exploring the intricate Delaware River waterways is the best way to immerse yourself in this national scenic area.
After two days of paddling from the historic Dingmans Ferry Bridge, you’ll reach your final destination – the Delaware Water Gap. This geographical feature, a deep cut in the Kittatinny Ridge, has drawn travelers for years, and is one of the most impressive sites in the eastern United States.
This Poconos canoeing and kayaking trip is best for paddlers who are eager for a bit of a workout and are excited to camp along the river. This experience is best during higher spring flows, but can be completed at lower summer levels, though it is more difficult. If booking online, check water level before booking. Adventure Sports provides everything you need for the perfect river experience!
Don’t miss the chance to discover the wonder of the Delaware River. Book online today.
Space is limited on your boat—choose compact, durable gear to stay comfortable at riverside camps.
Water levels and flow vary seasonally; confirm river safety before departure to avoid hazards.
Temperatures can shift dramatically between day and night, especially near the water.
Mosquitoes and black flies are common near the river in warmer months—protect yourself.
The Delaware Water Gap served as a vital corridor for Native Americans and early European settlers.
Efforts focus on preserving water quality and managing visitor impact to maintain the river's delicate ecosystem.
Provides shelter at riverside campsites without adding excessive weight.
summer specific
Keep gear dry on the water, essential for multi-day paddling trips.
Mandatory safety equipment for all paddlers.
Protects skin from prolonged sun exposure on open water.
spring specific