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A young girl has fun floating in a truck-size tire inner tube down the spring-fed Ichetucknee River in northern Florida, USA. Tubing is the favorite recreation of thousands of summertime visitors to Ichetucknee Springs State Park, where eight major crystalline springs join together to create the six-mile (9.6-kilometer) river. People of all ages make leisurely rides on ring-shaped inflatable rubber or plastic tubes in the pristine waters that were declared a National Natural Landmark in 1972. Along the way on quiet days, tubers may glimpse the park's varied wildlife. Stock Photo

RMW5DEM3–A young girl has fun floating in a truck-size tire inner tube down the spring-fed Ichetucknee River in northern Florida, USA. Tubing is the favorite recreation of thousands of summertime visitors to Ichetucknee Springs State Park, where eight major crystalline springs join together to create the six-mile (9.6-kilometer) river. People of all ages make leisurely rides on ring-shaped inflatable rubber or plastic tubes in the pristine waters that were declared a National Natural Landmark in 1972. Along the way on quiet days, tubers may glimpse the park's varied wildlife.

Teenage boy sitting alone in the water in an innertube Stock Photo

RMBCEHER–Teenage boy sitting alone in the water in an innertube

Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River, floating from Lake Huron under the international Blue Water Bridge on their way to Marysville, Michigan. Although the event was not officially sanctioned, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels because of the volume of participants. Stock Photo

RMF0HY3R–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River, floating from Lake Huron under the international Blue Water Bridge on their way to Marysville, Michigan. Although the event was not officially sanctioned, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels because of the volume of participants.

Large yellow inner tubes rented to people for floating down the Root River. Lanesboro Minnesota MN USA Stock Photo

RMCPHRWJ–Large yellow inner tubes rented to people for floating down the Root River. Lanesboro Minnesota MN USA

Beating the heat in Oregon. People on float tubes on the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon, during the July heatwave. This is a favorite way to cool off for locals and visitors alike. Stock Photo

RM2JPPA85–Beating the heat in Oregon. People on float tubes on the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon, during the July heatwave. This is a favorite way to cool off for locals and visitors alike.

Two River Run Sport Lounge Inflatable Water Floats on the ground at the Granite Reef Recreational Site in the Lower Salt River near Mesa, Arizona. Stock Photo

RF2HB129B–Two River Run Sport Lounge Inflatable Water Floats on the ground at the Granite Reef Recreational Site in the Lower Salt River near Mesa, Arizona.

Swimmers float in tubes on a lazy river ride in Arizona Stock Photo

RMR41T07–Swimmers float in tubes on a lazy river ride in Arizona

Tyre inner tube floating in Joffre Gorge, Karijini National Park, Hamersley Range, Pilbara, Western Australia Stock Photo

RFE1R8G4–Tyre inner tube floating in Joffre Gorge, Karijini National Park, Hamersley Range, Pilbara, Western Australia

Young people floating down the Frio River an inflatable tubes Stock Photo

RMCY12B0–Young people floating down the Frio River an inflatable tubes

Inner tube floating on Mulgrave River, Goldsborough Valley, near Cairns, Queensland, Australia Stock Photo

RMKDDK4Y–Inner tube floating on Mulgrave River, Goldsborough Valley, near Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Horizontal close up of tourists tubing along Nam Song river near Vang Vieng, post government crackdown. Stock Photo

RMDCMNA5–Horizontal close up of tourists tubing along Nam Song river near Vang Vieng, post government crackdown.

Tubing on James River in Virginia Stock Photo

RMPYJ1EK–Tubing on James River in Virginia

Old inner tubes floating on a river, selective focus Stock Photo

RFGDYCFK–Old inner tubes floating on a river, selective focus

Tubers enter the clear waters of Ginnie Springs before floating out onto the Santa Fe River, Florida Stock Photo

RMB40R2W–Tubers enter the clear waters of Ginnie Springs before floating out onto the Santa Fe River, Florida

Tube to Work Day: a unique event during which residents ride inner tubes and other flotation devices on Boulder Creek. Stock Photo

RMGDTC7C–Tube to Work Day: a unique event during which residents ride inner tubes and other flotation devices on Boulder Creek.

party waiting to start doing tubing on the rivers. young kid Stock Photo

RFHT8P4E–party waiting to start doing tubing on the rivers. young kid

Floating down the Cowichan River is a popular activity during the summer months when the river warms up. Cowichan River, The Co Stock Photo

RME1WEE1–Floating down the Cowichan River is a popular activity during the summer months when the river warms up. Cowichan River, The Co

Penticton, British Columbia/Canada - September 1, 2019: people float down the Penticton River Channel on inner tubes, a popular summer activity Stock Photo

RFWP0T52–Penticton, British Columbia/Canada - September 1, 2019: people float down the Penticton River Channel on inner tubes, a popular summer activity

Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon. Stock Photo

RMWN5PJM–Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon.

ubing on saklikent river in xansthos valley towards to patara beach Stock Photo

RFHT8R0K–ubing on saklikent river in xansthos valley towards to patara beach

Teenage boy floating in an innertube in the water Stock Photo

RMBCEHH3–Teenage boy floating in an innertube in the water

Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River, floating past the Imperial Oil refinery in Sarnia, Ontario. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville, Michigan. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels. Stock Photo

RMF0HY40–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River, floating past the Imperial Oil refinery in Sarnia, Ontario. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville, Michigan. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels.

RMCPHRW9–Large yellow inner tubes rented to people for floating down the Root River. Lanesboro Minnesota MN USA

RM2JJP3WY–Beating the heat in Oregon. People on float tubes on the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon, during the July heatwave. This is a favorite way to cool off for locals and visitors alike.

tubing fighting with the torrents Stock Photo

RFHT8P5P–tubing fighting with the torrents

Two female travelers with rubber tubes at Laguna de Apoyo, a crater lake within a nature reserve close to Granada in Nicaragua Stock Photo

RMD3RH6H–Two female travelers with rubber tubes at Laguna de Apoyo, a crater lake within a nature reserve close to Granada in Nicaragua

Tubers drift down the Cowichan River near Skutz Falls near Lake Cowichan, BC. Stock Photo

RME1TYM3–Tubers drift down the Cowichan River near Skutz Falls near Lake Cowichan, BC.

RMBDC992–Wave pool in Washington USA

RMKDDK4P–Inner tube floating on Mulgrave River, Goldsborough Valley, near Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Vertical close up of tourists tubing along Nam Song river near Vang Vieng, post government crackdown. Stock Photo

RMDCMN63–Vertical close up of tourists tubing along Nam Song river near Vang Vieng, post government crackdown.

Tubing on James River in Virginia, USA Stock Photo

RMPYJ1EA–Tubing on James River in Virginia, USA

Tubers drift down the Cowichan River near Horseshoe Bend near Lake Cowichan, BC. Stock Photo

RME1TYKX–Tubers drift down the Cowichan River near Horseshoe Bend near Lake Cowichan, BC.

RMH31G86–Tubing on James River in Virginia

Tubers drift down the Cowichan River near Lake Cowichan, BC. Stock Photo

RME1TYM2–Tubers drift down the Cowichan River near Lake Cowichan, BC.

group of tubers floating down the Ichetucknee River in North Florida Stock Photo

RMBYXH5X–group of tubers floating down the Ichetucknee River in North Florida

Floating the Yampa river in inner tubes Steamboat Springs Colorado USA Stock Photo

RMARXAP9–Floating the Yampa river in inner tubes Steamboat Springs Colorado USA

Penticton, BC, South Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada - Teenagers / Teens floating on Okanagan River Channel, Summer Stock Photo

RMA08GJC–Penticton, BC, South Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada - Teenagers / Teens floating on Okanagan River Channel, Summer

RMWN5RMG–Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon.

People float in tubes, or 'go tubing' on the Chattahoochee River near the alpine town of Helen, Georgia, USA. Stock Photo

RME1B4PJ–People float in tubes, or 'go tubing' on the Chattahoochee River near the alpine town of Helen, Georgia, USA.

Innertubes stacked up on the edge of a dock Stock Photo

RMBCEHWK–Innertubes stacked up on the edge of a dock

Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels. Stock Photo

RMF0HY44–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels.

Bicyclists considering large tubes for floating down the Root River at the Root River Outfitters. Lanesboro Minnesota MN USA Stock Photo

RMCPHRX5–Bicyclists considering large tubes for floating down the Root River at the Root River Outfitters. Lanesboro Minnesota MN USA

group ready to do river tubing,standing riverside Stock Photo

RFHT8P2R–group ready to do river tubing,standing riverside

Playing in indoor wave pool Washington USA Stock Photo

RMBDC99D–Playing in indoor wave pool Washington USA

RMDCMN0R–Horizontal close up of tourists tubing along Nam Song river near Vang Vieng, post government crackdown.

RMH31G87–Tubing on James River in Virginia

RME1TYM0–Tubers drift down the Cowichan River near Lake Cowichan, BC.

Tubers drift down the Cowichan River near the 66 Mile Trestle on the Cowichan Valley Trail near Lake Cowichan, BC. Stock Photo

RME1TYKY–Tubers drift down the Cowichan River near the 66 Mile Trestle on the Cowichan Valley Trail near Lake Cowichan, BC.

Fly Fisherman fishing for Trout while floating in a Belly Boat on Hi Hium Lake, Cariboo Region, BC, British Columbia, Canada Stock Photo

RMA9P5M8–Fly Fisherman fishing for Trout while floating in a Belly Boat on Hi Hium Lake, Cariboo Region, BC, British Columbia, Canada

RMWN5T38–Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon.

RME1TYM1–Tubers drift down the Cowichan River near Lake Cowichan, BC.

RMBCEHWT–Innertubes stacked up on the edge of a dock

RMF0HY4A–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels.

People float in tubes, or 'go tubing' on the Chattahoochee River in the alpine town of Helen, Georgia, USA. Stock Photo

RME1B4PB–People float in tubes, or 'go tubing' on the Chattahoochee River in the alpine town of Helen, Georgia, USA.

tubing in saklikent xanthos river. riverside restaurant Stock Photo

RFHT8P71–tubing in saklikent xanthos river. riverside restaurant

RMH31G88–Tubing on James River in Virginia

Penticton, BC, South Okanagan, British Columbia, Canada - Teenagers / Teens floating on Okanagan River Channel on Hot Summer Day Stock Photo

RMD1FT9R–Penticton, BC, South Okanagan, British Columbia, Canada - Teenagers / Teens floating on Okanagan River Channel on Hot Summer Day

RMWN5PP8–Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon.

RMBCEHX5–Innertubes stacked up on the edge of a dock

RMF0HY47–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels.

RMH31G85–Tubing on James River in Virginia

RMWN5TC4–Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon.

RMBCEHW8–Innertubes stacked up on the edge of a dock

RMF0HY42–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels.

RMH31G82–Tubing on James River in Virginia, USA

People tubing on Neuse River in North Carolina, USA Stock Photo

RMW4PAX8–People tubing on Neuse River in North Carolina, USA

RMWN5R98–Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon.

RMF0HY3T–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels.

RMW4PAP5–People tubing on Neuse River in North Carolina, USA

RMWN5TJP–Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon.

Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River, filling the river between the United States and Canada. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels. Stock Photo

RMF0HY3K–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River, filling the river between the United States and Canada. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels.

RMW4PAW5–People tubing on Neuse River in North Carolina, USA

RMWN5RR6–Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon.

RMF0HY3N–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River, filling the river between the United States and Canada. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels.

RMW4PART–People tubing on Neuse River in North Carolina, USA

RMWN5RBN–Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon.

RMF0HY3H–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels.

RMW4PAXF–People tubing on Neuse River in North Carolina, USA

RMWN5TR5–Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon.

RMF0HY3Y–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels.

RMW4PARG–People tubing on Neuse River in North Carolina, USA

People enjoying their time on James River in Virginia, USA Stock Photo

RMPYJ1NY–People enjoying their time on James River in Virginia, USA

RMWN5T9F–Tubing in the Deschutes River in Bend, Oregon.

RMF0HY4B–Port Huron, Michigan, USA. Thousands of rafters participated in the annual Port Huron Float Down on the St. Clair River. In the not-officially-sanctioned event, rafters floated 7.5 miles from the Blue Water international bridge to Chrysler Park in Marysville. Because the volume of participants, the Coast Guard closed the river to Great Lakes freighters and other motorized vessels. The crew of the Coast Guard cutter Hollyhock sprayed water to cool the rafters on the 90-degree day.