Kayaking and Tubing fun for Everyone! Right on the Cartecay River off Hwy 52 in Ellijay, GA
Sit on Top Kayaks $20
Kayaks $20
TUBES $10
*We have all NEW Gear
WOW!
Your trip will be on the beautiful Cartecay River.
Each adventure is approximately 3 hours depending
on water levels and "play" time for you and your
friends and family
*All of our rentals come complete with all
accessories for a Safe and Happy trip down the
Cartecay River*
We are located right on The Cartecay River
just seconds from 515 on HWY 52 EAST.
Kayak and Tube rentals on the Cartecay River in Ellijay.
Location:
101 Lower Cartecay Rd, Ellijay, GA
Phone:
706-698-ROLL
Coosawattee River Tubing Company
An alternative to rafting, tubing down the Coosawattee River is a lot of fun and for a low price, we furnish you a tube, a life vest, and shuttle service to and from the river. We also offer changing rooms. There are tubing/meal packages and group rates available. We also offer kayak trips by reservation. Each trip lasts 1-1/2 hours and includes equipment and shuttle to and from the river.
Location:
Eagle Mountain Entrance of the Coosawattee River Resort on Hwy 382
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