The Downhill Summer Tubing Adventure In Oregon That’s Unlike Any Other
Catherine Armstrong
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If you love to ski or snowboard, you’re probably familiar with Mt. Hood Ski Bowl — it’s *the* place to go for tubing in Oregon, but did you know you can enjoy Mt. Hood summer activities, too? Mt. Hood Ski Bowl is, hands down, one of Oregon’s most popular ski resorts, and it’s tons of fun in the winter. During the summer you’ll want to visit Mt. Hood Adventure Park. This place has more than 20 attractions, so you can play in the sun all day long. You’ll definitely want to check out this summer tubing hill in Oregon:
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To see the Mt. Hood summer activities in action, check out these tubers:
You can visit the Mt. Hood Adventure Park website to see all of the Mt. Hood summer activities. You can also follow the resort’s Facebook page for fun adventures all year long.
Looking for even more fun summer adventures in Oregon? Check out this amazing park with waterfalls in Marion County, Oregon!
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Where else can I go for tubing in Oregon?
The summer tubing at Mt. Hood Skibowl is just one type of tubing option in Oregon; you're probably also familiar with river tubing, which is a popular pastime in the Beaver State. Our state is home to some pretty amazing rivers with gentle currents and cool waters that make for epic summer tubing in Oregon! One of our favorite rivers for summer tubing is the Deschutes, located in central Oregon. This resplendent river actually flows right through the center of beautiful Bend, Oregon, and there are several adventure outfitters there that can assist you with setting up an epic river tubing excursion! On a summer day, you're likely to cross paths with numerous other floaters and paddle boarders taking advantage of the warm weather and beautiful scenery. A popular route is floating from Riverbend Park to Drake Park. One awesome perk of taking this route is that after your float you can walk or take public transit back to Riverbend Park to fetch your car. There's also a Sun Country Tours inner tube rental kiosk at Riverbend Park, which will set you up with a ticket for a shuttle ride back after you're done.
Another river with incredible tubing in the Beaver State is, of course, the Willamette. There are numerous places to float along the Willamette River, and if you're looking to float in the lap of luxury, definitely look into a Yacht Tub! For purists, though, one of the most memorable outings is the yearly River Raft Float event, wherein hundreds of people grab their inner tubes and other floatation devices and set off on a massive floating celebration of the Willamette River.