Whitewater Tubing

Montgomery Whitewater’s massive, recirculating river system is divided into two channels. Our Creek and Competition Channels include class II-IV whitewater activities.

Whitewater tubing at Montgomery Whitewater is a fast-paced, hands-on, self-guided adventure activity where participants navigate a controlled whitewater course in a specially designed inflatable tube. Unlike traditional river tubing, this experience includes waves, currents, obstacles, and quick turns, requiring active participation and movement. Whitewater tubing is not a lazy river experience. Participants should be prepared for active movement and a fully immersive whitewater experience.

Riders steer using their hands as they travel through our channel system, encountering waves, currents, and obstacles along the way. Whitewater tubing is a great way to experience the energy of the course in a seated, individual ride format.

OPTIONS
DIFFICULTY
QUALIFIER
Low Flow Whitewater Tubing
Intermediate
Ages 8+*
Experience our whitewater channels at reduced water levels with Low Flow Whitewater Tubing—a more approachable way to enjoy moving water. While this self-led activity features slower rapids, participants should still expect a high-energy, hands-on whitewater experience. Whether you're trying it for the first time or just looking for something different, Low Flow Tubing is a great introduction to whitewater adventures.

Whitewater tubes are single rider only.

*Participants ages 8–11 must have a parent in a separate tube on the water.

Open to the Competition and Creek Channel.
WARNING: Continuous class II+ rapids will be encountered. The ability to swim is mandatory for this activity as there is no guide in your boat. There is a high probability that you will have to swim in moving whitewater multiple times. This is not a lazy river experience.
Full Flow Whitewater Tubing
Intermediate
Ages 8+*
Full Flow Whitewater Tubing at Montgomery Whitewater is an active, high energy, self-guided experience where participants navigate a whitewater-certified inflatable tube through our controlled whitewater course. Unlike traditional river tubing, this activity involves whitewater rapids, in-water obstacles and quick turns.

*Participants ages 8–11 must have a parent in a separate tube on the water.

Open to Creek Channel only.
WARNING: Continuous class II+ rapids will be encountered. The ability to swim is mandatory for this activity as there is no guide in your boat. There is a high probability that you will have to swim in moving whitewater multiple times. This is not a lazy river experience.
Pass Options
Adventure Pass
starting at
$39
Single Activity Pass
$25
SEE PASS OPTIONS
PLEASE NOTE

All personally-owned tubes must be whitewater certified. If you have any questions about your personal craft, please speak with our staff before you book your trip. Participants using their own whitewater-certified tubes may purchase an Annual Pass or a Private Boater Day Pass to access both channels during all available water times.

Whitewater Tube participants are not permitted to use the conveyor belt and must be able to carry their tube to and from the put-in and take-out locations.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Waivers

All participants must sign a waiver. All minors must have a parent or guardian sign a waiver. Please check in at Guest Services 30 minutes before your trip time.

Weather Policy

Montgomery Whitewater will suspend all activities if inclement weather is detected within an 8-mile radius. Activities will resume 30 minutes after the last lightning strike or once inclement weather clears the area. If the weather causes you to miss the majority of your trip, please visit Guest Services on the day of your trip to book another time slot at no extra charge, or we can offer a complimentary return rain check. Certain rules and restrictions apply.

Rules & Restrictions:

  • Rain-check will be issued from Guest Services, located at Base Camp
  • Season Passes do not qualify, as they have unlimited visits and can return on another day
Gear & Experience

All equipment, including a helmet, PFD (personal flotation device), and whitewater tube, is provided.

Participants should be prepared for active movement and a fully immersive whitewater experience. No prior experience is necessary.

What to Wear

Bring a change of clothes. You’ll probably get soaked! Quick dry shorts and a t-shirt  are recommended. Shoes must have a backstrap—no Crocs or flip-flops. Changing room and lockers provided on site.

Reservation & Check In

Check-in at Base Camp and book your 90-minute tubing time slot. Arrive at the Raft Barn 10 minutes before your scheduled trip time, where you will sit through a quick safety talk.