We all love to get our in nature, but sometimes having to paddle can interfere with kicking back and relaxing. Luckily, New Hampshire has a truly amazing natural lazy river where you can float the day away without lifting a finger.
Saco Canoe Rental Company/facebook The Saco River, which runs through Conway, is wide, slow and flat, making it the perfect natural lazy river. Although this river has views unlike anything you’ve seen.
Don Kellaway/flickr The Saco’s 3 mph flow is perfect for floating. Trips range from 1 to 11 miles, and there are plenty of outfitters in Conway that rent tubes and provide transportation to the river.
Saco Bound The trips take you through a beautiful area of the Saco that is filled with sandbars and crystal clear water. Although along the way there are opportunities for more adventure if you’re feeling brave.
rick pilot_2000/flickr First Bridge in North Conway is a popular spot for jumping. It’s a rare area where the Saco is deep enough to plunge into.
Doug Kerr/flickr Of course, there are also plenty of quieter swimming holes along the way.
Matt M./flickr You’ll share the river with kayaks and canoes, but there’s no need to keep up.
Saco Canoe Rental Company/facebook Just sit back, relax and enjoy the ride.
Carter Brown/flickr
Want to plan a trip on the Saco? Check out rentals in Conway, including Saco Canoe Rental Company and Saco Bound, among others.
Saco Canoe Rental Company/facebook
The Saco River, which runs through Conway, is wide, slow and flat, making it the perfect natural lazy river. Although this river has views unlike anything you’ve seen.
Don Kellaway/flickr
The Saco’s 3 mph flow is perfect for floating. Trips range from 1 to 11 miles, and there are plenty of outfitters in Conway that rent tubes and provide transportation to the river.
Saco Bound
The trips take you through a beautiful area of the Saco that is filled with sandbars and crystal clear water. Although along the way there are opportunities for more adventure if you’re feeling brave.
rick pilot_2000/flickr
First Bridge in North Conway is a popular spot for jumping. It’s a rare area where the Saco is deep enough to plunge into.
Doug Kerr/flickr
Of course, there are also plenty of quieter swimming holes along the way.
Matt M./flickr
You’ll share the river with kayaks and canoes, but there’s no need to keep up.
Just sit back, relax and enjoy the ride.
Carter Brown/flickr
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article.
