Gallan's tubing is on the Main Southwest Miramichi river, about 25 minutes up river from the City of Miramichi, just below the Quarryville Bridge. Our address is 48 Kersey Lane, Route 118 Hwy, Doyles Brook, NB, E9E 2H9. Please visit our Map & Directions page to see us on Google Maps.

Our 2024 tubing season opens June 21st, 2024 and closes September 3rd, 2024 (closed after Labour Day). Arrive, signup, and launch anytime between 10am and 5pm. Signups and launches for the Rapids Run are available only between 10am and 2pm sharp. Signups and launches for the Tidal Run are available between 10am and 5pm. Tubers must be signed up and ready to go to catch last launches.

Please note that in addition to variable tubing conditions, bumping along the shore, taking breaks, and strapping together in large groups can make the run unexpectedly longer. Also, as the season goes on, the last launch for the Rapids Run may be earlier. Please visit our Facebook page for regular updates.

No, it's all first come first serve. We have lots of tubes and shuttles!

Yes, we have a large supply of double tubes with backs and cupholders. Like all of our tubes they are first come first serve. A single tuber may not take a double tube. No tube model is guaranteed to be available.

No, we charge per tuber and so our standard rates apply. A single tuber may not take a double tube.

We we have a large supply of tubes with backs and cupholders. Like all of our tubes they are first come first serve. No tube model is guaranteed to be available.

No, please don't.

Yes!

Sometimes. Please check our Facebook page status before you drive or give us a call.

No. We do monitor the exit point and have our staff boat ready in case you pass by. You may be approached after the bridge to remind you to make your way to the right side of the river for your exit.

Yes...sort of. As our seasoned tubers know, when you come to the bridge, if you are on the left hand side of the river, you must make your way to the right hand side. When you reach the exit point, come to shore, gather your tubes, litter and belongings, and come up the stairs in an orderly fashion.

Up to 4 tubers + a cooler tube can tie together - we don't recommend more than that since it makes maneuvering hard and it's hard on the tubes too. Remember, you don't need to be attached with a tie to stay together, alot of tubers use their feet to keep a light hold on each other's tubes.

Yes, straps are provided by your shuttle driver or launch point concierge. The number distributed is at their discretion and is based on max 4 tubers + a cooler tube rule.

No, they're included in your tube rental. The number distributed is at the discretion of your shuttle driver or launch point concierge and is based on max 4 tubers + a cooler tube rule.

Our kids/small tubes and cooler tubes have bottoms. Our bigger tubes do not have bottoms.

Cash, Interac, Credit Cards, Apple Pay

We expect all tubers to be respectful of fishermen, private property owners, and other tubers. All standard public rules apply. Stay on your tube and keep safety in mind. Please no shouting, loud music or bad language.

There is a campground next door. They don't have a website. You can give them a call at 625-1436 or 622-7195 for their services and availability. Nature's Nest RV Camping is about 18 minutes away (naturesnestrvcamping.ca). The Enclosure campground is about 20 minutes away (506-622-8638 enclosurecampground.ca). Miramichi Treehouse and camping is 30-35 mins away (campingmiramichi.com)

No. Plastic and cans only please.

No.

Standard size and smaller.

Yes.

Yes, the riverbed and shore are rocky. Old sneakers are a good idea.

Keep it with you until you reach the top of the hill at the exit point. We expect all tubers to refrain from littering.

We recommend you "go" before you board the shuttle that takes you to the launch point. There are no restrooms at the launch points or along the tubing runs.

Yes it is deep in places. The Main Southwest Miramichi River is a natural river with shallow to deep water depths.

We recommend life jackets for children and non-swimmers. If you have any doubt in your swimming ability, bring a life jacket and wear it.

Yes but not if they are under 3 years old. When considering renting a tube for a child, please take the following into consideration: The child's swimming strength, the child's maturity, can you swim?, are there enough adults in your group to provide sufficient supervision?

No - please bring your own.

Yes. Tube rentals require mandatory waiver acceptance upon sign-up and minors must be accompanied by an adult who has signed the waiver claiming responsibility of the minor.

We can only provide approximate and estimated times. All of the times noted by us on our website, in answers to customer questions, or on Facebook, may vary due to tides, water depth, wind, and tubing styles - sometimes the runs will be longer or shorter.

We don't recommend taking any valuables on the river, including expensive sunglasses.

It's a good idea to check them in at the sign-up point. That way they are on dry land waiting for you to pick them up after your trip is over.

Yes, but it's fly-fishing only and please familiarize yourself with all rules and regulations.

The day after Labour Day Monday.

You shouldn't have to except when you are carrying your tube to the river and from the river at your exit. We're on the main river so usually there's no walking involved...but at low tide the water can be pretty low after the bridge. It could be possible at that time, but definitely not usual.

Yes, we feel under 3 years is too young. We may refuse tube rentals if we are uncomfortable with a child's age or supervision.

If you have left it too long and have passed the exit point, make your way to the shore and stay put. We'll come tow you across the river.

If you're on the right side and not too far, gather your tubes and belongings and walk up the shore to the exit point.

Site last updated April 21, 2024.