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6 Lazy Rivers in Maryland That Are Perfect for Tubing on a Summer’s Day
Discover the best spots for tubing in Maryland, ranging from natural creeks to man-made lazy rivers.
Who doesn't love relaxing? We all do, especially when the weather is warm! Summertime provides the perfect backdrop for ultimate relaxation. If you love relaxing in nature, consider spending a day floating on a tube along a lazy river. You can, in fact, go tubing in Maryland at some of the most scenic spots — some are natural while others are man-made. Regardless of which you choose, you're in for a day of fun under the sun. Happy floating! What are some of your favorite things to do outdoors in Maryland? Let us know.
Antietam Creek is a tributary of the Potomac River, and at 41.7 miles long, it winds its way through western Maryland and Pennsylvania. To explore this lazy river, Antietam Creek River & Trail Outfitters offers a variety of fun water activities in Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia. For the Maryland portion, head to Antietam Creek and float the day away. Or, you can join a historic floating tour, led by a guide who will teach you more about the history of the area.