These Lazy Rivers In Nevada Are Perfect For Tubing On A Summer’s Day
Natalie Faulk
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Lazy rivers and tubing in Nevada during the summer months go together like bread and butter, peanut butter and jelly, and, well, bacon and anything. In the Silver State, the lush beauty of the various rivers through the different landscapes offers incredible tubing experiences. However, because Nevada is largely a desert state — particularly the southern half — there aren’t many rivers calm enough to accommodate tubing. Nevertheless, do not fear, these three scenic, relaxing, and fun lazy rivers in Nevada are truly perfect for tubing in Nevada on a scorching summer’s day.
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*Note: Whereas the Truckee has been the go-to river for tubing enthusiasts, it has been, tragically, quite dangerous as of late, so please exercise extreme care if you choose to visit. Learn more on the Washoe County Sheriff's Office website.
In addition to these three natural lazy rivers for lazy river tubing in Nevada, you can find others at the state’s epic water parks, as well as in the Silver State’s (particularly Las Vegas) hotel resort pools; many of which boast truly spectacular lazy rivers.
Have you had the pleasure of tubing down any of these three scenic and relaxing lazy rivers in Nevada? Which was your favorite natural lazy river in Nevada? Do you know of any others that we may have missed? If so, let us know in the comment section!
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What are some of the best hidden places to visit in Nevada?
Some of the best hidden places to visit in Nevada include the following:
- One interesting and unique place to visit in Nevada is the Goldwell Open Air Museum in Beatty. This hidden gem in Nevada is an outdoor sculpture museum near the ghost town of Rhyolite. This museum is 7.8 acres and offers several unique sights including the popular sculpture “The Last Supper,” which was created by Belgian artist Albert Szukalski.
- Another true hidden gem and one of the best places to visit in Nevada is Jarbidge Wilderness. You’ll find this incredible area in northern Elko County and it consists of more than 113,000 acres of mountains and canyons. If you plan to visit, make sure to bring your hiking shoes as this area features more than 100 miles of hiking trails that are just waiting to be explored.
Where can I find the best floats in Nevada?
While you can always add the above natural lazy rivers in Nevada to your bucket list, if you are looking for a bit of adventure out on the water, consider visiting the Truckee River Whitewater Park in Reno. This unique whitewater park is located in downtown Reno and is a popular place to stop on the Riverwalk. Here, you will find kayakers of all skill levels attempting to navigate the class 2 and 3 rapids and several drop pools.