A full service outfitter offering Inn to Inn biking vacations, whitewater rafting trips, instruction and trips in fly fishing, kayaking, and mountain biking. We are based in Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania on the banks …
A full service outfitter offering Inn to Inn biking vacations, whitewater rafting trips, instruction and trips in fly fishing, kayaking, and mountain biking. We are based in Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania on the banks of the Youghiogheny River and along the Great Allegheny Passage. We offer biking tours coast to coast, on roads and rail trails, small groups fully guided with SAG support. Whitewater rafting on the Youghiogheny, Cheat and Savage Rivers. We are the oldest whitewater rafting outfitter east of the Mississippi, providing outdoor adventures since 1964
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Sep 13, 2024
Our trip was to South Dakota, the George Mickelson Trail ride. We had a great week. We had an extremely diverse and yet very nice group of riders to spend the week with. Mostly, my wife and I enjoyed… Full review by John and Laurie M
Sep 10, 2024
I took a four day biking trip on the GAP trail, Pittsburgh to Cumberland, MD. The tour was exceptionally well organized with super guides. We had multiple support stops, beautiful accommodations an… Full review by Tinatravelstorivers
Sep 4, 2024
Just completed a biking tour from the Vail Valley (Gypson, Co.) to Aspen, Co. with Wilderness Voyageurs. The weather, trails and scenery were wonderful. Surprisingly our elevation changes during ou… Full review by LUNo24
Approximately how many miles per day did you ride? Were there any really steep hills? Thanks!
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We averaged about 40 -45 miles per day on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) with a grade of 1% to 2% as we headed east from Pittsburgh, PA to Cumberland, MD. One …
We averaged about 40 -45 miles per day on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) with a grade of 1% to 2% as we headed east from Pittsburgh, PA to Cumberland, MD. One day was a long day about 72 miles but the last 24 miles or so were all downhill on a 2 - 4 % grade going into Cumberland, MD. The entire trail is crushed stone and was an easy pedal. The next leg of the tour took us on the C&O canal which was flat and on a flat dirt path for most of the way.
I am wanting to book a trip for my sisters and myself. We have never white water rafted before but would love to try it. What would you recommend for our first trip?
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Hello, clbalek, Are you all adults? The Lower Yough, is a class 3 section of river that is appropriate for most people. The minimum age is 12, and there are a variety of trip formats …
Hello, clbalek, Are you all adults? The Lower Yough, is a class 3 section of river that is appropriate for most people. The minimum age is 12, and there are a variety of trip formats to choose from. The Lower Yough is available every day from now until the end of October. call our reservations office at 800-272-4141 to talk about the various trip formats that are available.
Are any places along the GAP tour sites ones where bathrooms must be shared? My husband isn't keen on that.
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No problems finding hotels with private rooms and bathrooms. The park service provide portable toilets along the route and the towns have plenty of public options.
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Please arrive at Wilderness Voyageurs outfitter store at the time stated on your invoice. Click here for directions to Wilderness Voyageurs in Ohiopyle, PA.
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