tubing

The shuttle may be closed to riders, but they will still transport tubes!

New state rules are forcing a popular Central New York tubing company to end floating trips down the river for the rest of the summer season.

Locals who know the water well are urging people not to attempt tubing for a little while.

Enjoy the beauty of the Adirondack Mountains as you soar through the air and float down the river on a new zip line tour and tubing trip added to an Upstate New York Adventure Park.

The coronavirus pandemic isn't going to stop Lunar Lights Tubing, a winter experience of colors and music in western New York.

Earlier this week, the Poland Fire Department and the Kuyahoora Valley Water Rescue were called out to assist tubers on the creek. They were not in an area of rapids, but instead were in deep water.

You can enjoy the beauty of the Grand Canyon of the Adirondacks, this summer, eventually. Ausable Chasm is closed due to COVID-19, but camping and hiking are expected to begin in June.

Many in the Mohawk Valley find themselves blowing up tubes and floating down the West Canada Creek with a drink in their hand, the sun shining, and friends and family floating alongside. Haven't done it but want to try? Here's a little break down for you.

Take the kids for a weekend of fun at Woods Valley in Westernville for night tubing.

Take your winter tubing to a whole new level. Check out Lunar Lights Tubing for a night of colors and music in western New York.

The longest tubing runs in the entire state are about 2 hours away from Central New York. It's time for a road trip.

Explore the Grand Canyon of the Adirondacks this Summer.