I need a place to go tubing in and around Gatlinburg Tn Thanks?

Answer 1

Grab a tube and have a of fun-filled trip floating down the lower end of the Big Pigeon River with Rafting in the Smokies and Tubing In The Smokies! It's a cool way to spend a hot afternoon in East Tennessee’s Smoky Mountain Area.

Tubing the waters of the Lower Pigeon River offers a chance to float placidly past some of the most captivating landscapes in the Great Smoky Mountain Area. Relish the outdoors while enjoying the breathtaking scenery that surrounds you in the mountains of East Tennessee. Nothing beats the heat better than a tubing adventure and it is a great way for families, friends and groups to stay cool and enjoy East Tennessee & the Great Smoky Mountains this summer.

How can I join in and go river tubing with Rafting in the Smokies and Tubing in the Smokies? Simply present yourself at our Tubing headquarters in Gatlinburg, TN—2470 East Parkway. Wear sneakers, a bathing suit/ shorts or clothing you don’t care to get wet. The trip takes approximately 1- 1 1/2 hours and reservations are required.

Once you drive to the Hartford Outpost Location, we will shuttle you to the put-in and provide you with a commercial tube and life jacket. You’ll finish about 2.4 miles down river where we will shuttle you back to our tubing headquarters in Hartford.

When you return, you can browse through our Outfitter Store where you will find souvenirs, t-shirts, and other items to make your tubing adventure an unforgettable Smoky Mountain experience.

We do not permit the taking of food and beverages on the river (because of environmental pollution).

Fun for ages 8 to 88

* Lifejacket and commercial tube provided
* Approximately 1 - 11/2 hrs on the water (depending on water levels)
* Open from May through September
* Ages 12 and up Retail=$15.95 + $2.00 river usage fee (plus all applicable taxes)
* Ages 8 to 11 Retail=$11.95 + $2.00 river usage fee (plus all applicable taxes)

Call [phone] or [phone] for reservations and information (open May through September)

Answer 2

Townsend is also a great place to go tubing. There are signs from Pigeon Forge leading you to Townsend and Cades Cove. The road pretty much follows the Pigeon River and it's not hard to spot a tubing place. I believe the main tubing area in Townsend is River Rats. They are everywhere. Just get in your car and drive and you'll find a tubing place with no problems.