Experience the Thrill of Tubing Down Mountaintown Creek!
Looking for an unforgettable adventure this summer? Look no further than Mountaintown Creek! Nestled in the heart of nature, this beautiful creek offers the perfect blend of excitement and relaxation for all ages. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or just looking to unwind, tubing down Mountaintown Creek promises a memorable experience. Why Choose Mountaintown Creek? Stunning Scenery: Glide through pristine waters surrounded by lush forests and breathtaking landscapes. Family-Friendly Fun: Suitable for all ages, making it a great outing for families and groups. Optimal Conditions: Use the water gauge link below to determine the best tubing conditions. Optimal recommendation is between 200 CFS and 450 CFS. Safety Warning: Water levels above 450 CFS are likely unsafe for tubing. Tube at Your Own Risk: Always use life safety equipment for your safety.
Tubing from River Bear Lodge to Clark Drive take out
Use the provided button link at bottom to access Google Maps online. You can drop your tube in directly from the River Bear Lodge property and float to the Clark Drive take-out. Please note that while the Clark Drive take-out is posted as a private drive, these are resort roads that you can use. Do not park your car at the take-out spot; use this area only for picking up tubers. Your driver will need to time the pick-up to minimize parking time in this location. Warning: Please take note of landmarks as you approach River Bear Lodge so that you do not float past the property. There are very few take-outs in the resort, and floating past the property could leave you stranded.
Tubing from Highway 52 to RBL
Adventurous Tubing on Mountaintown Creek This float is for the more adventurous tubers looking for a longer ride on Mountaintown Creek. From the put-in to the take-out, this journey can take 5-6 hours or more and includes many points that require portage over or around trees blocking the stream. Despite these challenges, it is a very beautiful float and you will be in for a special treat. Directions: Drive to the intersection of Highway 52 and Mountaintwon Creek. On the northwest side of the Highway 52 bridge, you will find a large pull off that is frequently visited and used. Park your car here and walk down embankment next to bridge using cinder block steps. Warning: Please take note of landmarks as you approach River Bear Lodge so that you do not float past the property. There are very few take-outs in the resort, and floating past the property could leave you stranded.
Tubing from Craigtown Road to RBL
Adventurous Tubing on Mountaintown Creek This float is for the more adventurous tubers looking for a longer ride on Mountaintown Creek. From the put-in to the take-out, this journey can take 4 hours or more and includes many points that require portage over or around trees blocking the stream. Despite these challenges, it is a very beautiful float and you will be in for a special treat. Directions: Drive to the intersection of Mountaintown Road and Craigtown Road. On the northwest side of the Craigtown Road bridge, you will find a small pull-off at the intersection of Craigtown and Mountaintown Road. Note: This area is surrounded by private property, so be very careful to park on land not designated private. No trespassing signs are clearly marked. Warning: Please take note of landmarks as you approach River Bear Lodge so that you do not float past the property. There are very few take-outs in the resort, and floating past the property could leave you stranded.
Tubing from Highway 76 to River Bear Lodge
Use the provided button link at the bottom to access Google Maps online. You can park on Highway 52 on the left side of the road before crossing the bridge. There is a pull-off spot for parking. Walk behind the guard rail on the highway down the embankment under the bridge to drop into the river. Note: the embankment is steep, so use the concrete steps to walk down under the bridge. This is a 1.2-mile float and should take approximately 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the flow of the river. You can take out right on the River Bear Lodge (RBL) property. Be sure to take a mental note or a physical picture to ensure you know where to take out when approaching RBL. For a 1 to 1.5-hour float, you can add on the RBL to Clark Drive float, picking up at the Clark Drive take-out. Please note that while the Clark Drive take-out is posted as a private drive, these are resort roads that you can use. Do not park your car at the take-out spot; use this area only for picking up tubers. Your driver will need to time the pick-up to minimize parking time in this location. Warning: Please take note of landmarks as you approach River Bear Lodge so that you do not float past the property. There are very few take-outs in the resort, and floating past the property could leave you stranded.