Guided Kayak Tour
Difficulty: Beginner
Duration: ~1.5 -2 Hours
Distance: Kayak - 4.5 Miles
Price: $70 per person
Looking to paddle and not pedal? Want to paddle the river, but not ready to go solo? Our guided kayak tours are a perfect fit! These tours are limited to 3 guests, making for a private experience.
Put in near the Upper Black Eddy-Milford bridge for a calm, relaxing guided paddle. Both Osprey and Bald Eagle’s maintain nests along this stretch of river. Along the way you’ll learn about Delaware River history, local stories, eagles/ospreys, and some of the cool aquatic animals that live below our kayaks.
Guided Bike Tour
Difficulty: Beginner
Duration: ~1.5-2 Hours
Distance: Bike - 5 Miles
Price: $50 per person
Haven’t ridden a bicycle in a long time? Looking to explore and learn about the Delaware Canal?
Pedal along the historical Delaware Canal located within the Delaware Canal State Park. The Delaware Canal along with the Lehigh Canal are part of the Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor. Competed in 1832 it remains one of the longest-lived canals in the country. Still in existence are most of the original locks, aqueducts, and overflows. Many other historical items such as lock tender houses and camelback bridges exist along the 59 mile route. Most of which can be viewed along this tour.
The trip will make a stop in the Uhlerstown Historic District which was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1994. Here you can view the only remaining covered bridge that spans the canal along with many other historic buildings that developed out of the canal industry.
Trip begins and ends at the Giving Pond Recreation Area.
The Bridges Tour (Temporarily unavailable)
Difficulty: Beginner
Duration: ~2.5 Hours
Distance: Bike - 5 Miles, Kayak - 3 Miles
Price: $100 per person
The original Pedal and Paddle!
Haven’t ridden a bicycle in a long time? Never kayaked before? Looking for a quick trip before grabbing something to eat in nearby Frenchtown or Milford? The bridges tour is perfect for beginners!
Pedal along the historical Delaware Canal located within the Delaware Canal State Park. The Delaware Canal along with the Lehigh Canal are part of the Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor. Competed in 1832 it remains one of the longest-lived canals in the country. Still in existence are most of the original locks, aqueducts, and overflows. Many other historical items such as lock tender houses and camelback bridges exist along the 59 mile route. Most of which can be viewed along this tour.
The trip will make a stop in the Uhlerstown Historic District which was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1994. Here you can view the only remaining covered bridge that spans the canal along with many other historic buildings that developed out of the canal industry.
Put in near the Upper Black Eddy-Milford bridge with a calm, paddle back to Tinicum Park. Both Osprey and Bald Eagle’s maintain nests along this stretch of river.