Tubing the Weber River (Utah). June 2023. We spotted a moose!

[@TheTrekPlanner]

Your video was 1000x better than mine! I shouldn't have done a timelapse. I'm glad you got my tube deflating though! haha

[@TheDiabeticHiker]

The entire trip lasted one battery too which isn’t bad, but I missed the last rapid however. Yeah, I was right behind you when I saw the raft scrape over the rock.

[@Lands616]

Thank you SO Much for this video! It really helped to see THIS river! In my opinion, it's just NOT worth the higher risk of poking a hole in or ripping a thin tube & the anxiety/panic it can cause. Many people may not be experienced enough to deal with it more calmly & safely. If people have to buy tubes, buy heavier duty tubes meant for river tubing, Not the cheap thin "$5," tubes meant for pools. Note in the video how they handle it when/ If you come off the tube & can't easily get back on, DON'T PANIC, hold on to your tube & float til you're calm & in an area you can get back on it. The ropes on the river tubes make it so you & others can hang onto your tube & it also makes it easier to get on if someone is helping by holding your tube. Stear clear of the bridge supports as much as possible. Wearing 3/4 length sleeves helps prevent tube rashes on the upper back of your arms from paddling.

[@TheDiabeticHiker]

Of course - happy to hear that it helped! And it's different now from this year due to the bridge replacement, you have to pay a fee to park, etc. But your advice is spot on. Thanks for sharing that.

[@MagicMoonShine]

Looks like so much fun. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheDiabeticHiker]

Thanks. It is a lot of fun. It’s one that you can do multiple times in a summer pretty easily.