Elora Gorge Tubing is perhaps the best way to experience the beauty of the Elora Gorge by floating down it on a river tube.
We provide the equipment and the knowledge and you enjoy the journey.
From being swept away by the numerous rapids to lazily peering up at the towering cliffs, Elora Gorge Tubing is a journey not to be missed.
When you’ve finished your float you can walk back to the start again and again.
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Full Equipment Rental – Each Participant Receives A Tube, Helmet And PFD.
A Portable Electric Pump Is Supplied For Each Reservation.
An Additional Entry Fee ($8 / Adult and $3.50 / Child) and Tubing Registration Fee ($20 / Person) Must Be Paid At The Elora Gorge Park On The Day Of Your Journey.
The 10AM Pickup Is From 10AM – Noon. The 1:30PM Pickup Is From 1:30PM – 3PM.
Geological Formation: Elora Gorge was formed by the erosion of the Elora Formation, which is made up of limestone and dolostone. Over thousands of years, the Grand River carved out the gorge, creating its unique features.
Grand River: Elora Gorge is situated along the Grand River, one of Southern Ontario’s major waterways. The river stretches over 300 kilometers (186 miles) and flows through scenic landscapes, including the gorge.
Size and Depth: The gorge is approximately 22 meters (72 feet) deep and stretches for about 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) in length. It showcases steep cliffs and rock formations, providing breathtaking views.
Conservation Area: Elora Gorge is part of the Elora Gorge Conservation Area, managed by the Grand River Conservation Authority. The area offers various recreational activities and outdoor experiences for visitors to enjoy.
Tubing and Kayaking: One of the popular activities at Elora Gorge is tubing. Visitors can rent inner tubes and float down the Grand River, navigating through the rapids and enjoying the natural surroundings. Kayaking is also a popular water sport in the area.
Hiking Trails: The conservation area offers several hiking trails that allow visitors to explore the gorge and its surroundings. The trails vary in difficulty and provide opportunities to see the natural beauty of the area up close.
Elora Quarry: Located nearby is the Elora Quarry, a former limestone quarry that has been transformed into a scenic swimming area. The quarry’s clear blue waters are surrounded by cliffs, making it a picturesque spot for swimming and picnicking.
Elora Festival: Elora is also known for its vibrant arts and cultural scene. The Elora Festival is an annual event that features a series of concerts, showcasing a diverse range of music, including classical, jazz, and world music.
Filming Location: Elora Gorge has served as a filming location for several movies and TV shows. It has been featured in productions like “The Handmaid’s Tale” and “The Shape of Water,” among others.
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