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Find Your Kind of River Day in Ohiopyle.

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One River. Three Unforgettable Ohiopyle Adventures.

Every stretch of the Youghiogheny offers its own kind of Ohiopyle river day. The Middle Yough is a scenic, unhurried float where your group can paddle together and take in the landscape. The Lower Yough brings lively rapids, shared excitement, and a professional guide in every raft. For experienced paddlers looking for a demanding day on the water, the Upper Yough delivers technical whitewater with expert guides.

These are distinct ways to experience the river, each memorable in its own right. Choose the one that fits your group, then return to your vacation rental to unwind, share the day’s stories, and enjoy more time together.

We gladly accept reservations year round for rafting trips March-October.

Please note: all minors must be accompanied by adults.

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Lower Yough – Your First Whitewater Adventure
  • Your First Whitewater Adventure Starts Here
From $99.90

Perfect for families with older kids (ages 10+) and adventurous groups looking for an exciting weekend together, the Lower Yough offers the ideal mix of fun, challenge, and unforgettable memories. This fully guided trip includes your raft (4–6 people), all necessary gear (including wetsuits beginning Sept 13), and shuttle transportation, so planning is easy from the start. Your guide helps you paddle, and leads you through 7.5 miles of one of the most popular whitewater rivers in the East—making it a first-time-friendly adventure your whole group can confidently enjoy.

Upper Yough Guided Tour – Adrenaline High Experience
  • Small Group Experience!-Maximum 15 Guests Per Day! Secure Your Spot Today!
From $169.99

Experience true high-adventure whitewater on the Upper Yough as you thread your way through 22 continuous adrenaline pumping rapids, narrow twists and turns, and heart-stopping drops. The obstacles of this Class V river exhilarate you as you drop through Western Maryland’s mountainous backdrop, pushed along by the hydro-electric dam release.

For insights on this section, check out our blog The Upper Yough: The River Your Guide Earned the Right to Run