Adventure brief
Tubing-5.5 Hour Trip- Saturday 9:00AM -Berry Bridge to Penbrook Landing
Float down Pennsylvania's Susquehanna River on a scenic tubing trip from Berry Bridge to Penbrook Landing, perfect for relaxing days in nature. Discover the area's natural beauty and wildlife on this popular water adventure.
Pennsylvania's scenic Susquehanna River offers an inviting route from Berry Bridge to Penbrook Landing, transforming a casual summer float into an unforgettable outdoor escape. Known for its gentle current and picturesque surroundings, this tubing trip promises a relaxing yet engaging experience amidst lush woodlands and scenic riverbanks. As one of the most popular water activities in the area, it provides a perfect outing for families, friends, or solo adventurers seeking a peaceful float through a landscape dotted with vibrant wildlife and natural beauty.
The trip begins early morning, with guests arriving to secure their spot and hop on a shuttle that whisks them upriver, setting the stage for a 5.5-hour journey downstream. Once on the water, floaters are treated to the calming sounds of moving water, accompanied by glimpses of local flora and fauna, including herons and kingfishers. The route is notable for its tranquil flow, making it accessible to a wide range of skill levels, especially those new to tubing or outdoor water activities.
With clear guidelines and a friendly atmosphere provided by Little Outlaw Canoe, Tube, and Kayak, this trip becomes a highlight of summer weekends in Pennsylvania. Plus, the area’s rich history—once a hub for early settlement and trade—adds an intriguing layer to this relaxed river adventure. Participants are encouraged to bring sun protection and wear appropriate attire for a full day on the water.
Whether you're seeking a fun family outing or a solo escape into nature, this tubing trip combines adventure, comfort, and natural splendor, anchoring its place as a top choice for outdoor fun in the region.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Wear sun protectionessential
Apply sunscreen and wear a wide-brim hat to stay protected during the long float.
- 02Bring plenty of waterinfo
Stay hydrated throughout the trip by drinking water regularly, especially on hot days.
- 03Use river-friendly gearinfo
Opt for eco-conscious tubes and avoid single-use plastics to protect the river environment.
- 04Check weather forecastwarning
Monitor weather conditions before your trip to avoid storms or sudden water level changes.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from sun exposure during the long float.
summerEssentialWater shoes or sandals
Good grip and foot protection when entering or exiting the water.
summerEssentialHat or cap
Additional sun protection for your head.
summerDry bag for valuables
Keep your electronics and personal items safe and dry.
summerEssentialLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Check out the old railroad trestle nearby, Visit the historic Penbrook Cemetery
Local fauna
Great blue herons, Mallard ducks
Historic heritage
The Susquehanna River played a vital role in regional trade and settlement during the 18th century, shaping local history.
Mindful exploration
The guiding company emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including leave-no-trace principles and river cleanup initiatives.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Berry Bridge overlook, Sandbar midway point
- Subjects
- wildlife along the banks, rustic bridge structures, river landscapes
- Best times
- early morning, late afternoon
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Is this tubing suitable for children?
Yes, this trip is family-friendly, but children should be supervised and comfortable in the water.
Do I need to bring my own gear?
No, all necessary gear is provided by Little Outlaw Canoe, Tube, and Kayak, but you may bring personal items in a dry bag.
Is there a minimum age?
Children aged 5 and above are generally welcome, but parental discretion is advised.
What if it rains?
Trips typically proceed in light rain, but in thunderstorms or severe weather, rescheduling may be necessary.
Are there rest stops along the route?
Yes, there are designated areas for resting and taking breaks at scenic spots.
Can I bring my own tube?
It's recommended to use the provided gear for safety and compatibility, but personal tubes are allowed if they meet safety standards.