What to do and see in Garrett County, Garrett County: The Best Tours

High Mountain Sports is about having fun. We sell fun in the form of snowskis, wakeboards, skateboards, kayaks, waterskis, snowboards, bikes, and racks. High Mountain Sports also operates a winter ski and snowboard rental facility on the access road to the Wisp Resort next to the Exxon.We offer Boat Tours during the summer on beautiful Deep Creek Lake.We also rent kayaks, stand up paddleboards, bikes, waterskis, wakeboards, and kneeboards.In the winter we rent snowskis, snowboards, cross country skis, and snowshoes at our Sang Run Road location.

Precision Rafting has been rafting the rivers of Maryland and West Virginia for over 40 years. All raft trips are guided with extra safety boaters on all class 3-5 rivers. From scenic float trips to action packed adventure and everything in between, From Mild to wild, we have it all. Just add water and we'll do the rest. Let Precision Rafting Expeditions take you on a memorable river trip you won't soon forget.

The Aquatic Center provides Boat and Watercraft rentals on Deep Creek Lake and is an authorized dealer for Yamaha Boats, Waverunners, ATVs, UTVs, Motorcycles, Scooters, BRP Sea Doos, and Kawasaki Jet Skis and UTVs. We also rent Kayaks and Paddleboards. Please stop by and visit us!

A class IV-V whitewater rafting trip on the 10-mile log Upper section of the Youghoigheny river. The "Yough" is world renown for being one of the best rafting experiences in the United States. 38 challenging rapids starting out with class III-IV "Warm-ups" where a guide will go over extensive instruction and safety procedures to the challenging class V "Miracle Mile". expect 3 hours of fun!

On the walking tour you will discover 18 sign markers that explore many of the colorful characters, events and places that helped shape this town. You will learn about the early Native American history, the history of the railroad, logging, mining, and the schools, businesses and people that thrived and made their mark here. In addition, the tour has a connected “living history” website.