Top Idaho Float Trips

Riggings, Idaho, is one of the best places to go rafting in the US. Take this half-day rafting tour on the Salmon River, and safety travel through different levels of whitewater with a guide who gives an orientation beforehand. Plus, this tour makes your experience stress free with a snack, all gear, and round-trip transport from the meeting spot included.

Paddle through peaceful sections mixed with thrilling class II-III rapids and learn about the natural history of the Salmon Valley. Includes a tasty riverside lunch; historic gold mine tour; talented, experienced guides; and option to purchase photos at the end of the trip.

Our Salmon River scenic half day float is a great way to get out on the salmon river if you are short on time or just want a few hours out on the water. Spectacular views of the Beaverhead mountain range and white sandstone bluffs highlight just some of the scenery in the salmon valley. This trip is perfect for all ages with great places to swim and view some of our local wildlife. This trip is also perfect for family reunions or large groups. If you have questions or want to save on booking fees give us a call

Guided Rafting Tour of the Snake River that is 6 hours long and includes 2 hours of Rafting! T It is a friendly Class III river with warmer water which is perfect for those of all abilities. There are no hidden fees with this trip! If your group wants to avoid some of the massive waves, we can accommodate you. If your group wants to go into the big waves, flip rafts, and be in the water more, just ask for a guide that flips rafts. There is also a lot of beautiful scenery of the Snake River Canyon on this stretch of river. Our guides have scene a heron rookery with over 20 birds that look like pterodactyls when the fly! There are also pelicans, hawks, and falcons that frequent this area.

Take to the water for an adrenaline-fuelled white water rafting adventure along Idaho’s Salmon River, the ‘River of No Return’. Enjoy spectacular views as you paddle through the canyon and tackle thrilling rapids, then jump in to cool off with a swim or inflatable kayak ride. End your tour with a delicious lunch by the beachside.

Named for its strong currents and difficulty of traveling upstream, making it impossible for early settlers to return to their starting point. The name has stuck and now serves as a symbol of the river's wild and untamed nature. It's a true test of adventure, but with all the amenities and safety measures in place, you'll be ready to embark on a true adventure! The river cuts through the largest wilderness in the lower 48, creating a ribbon of emerald green surrounded by towering peaks. With a rich Native American history, whose historic presence can still be seen along the river in a land that hasn't changed since maps were made. From navigating rapids to exploring sandy beaches, every day is filled with excitement. Take a soak in natural hot springs, visit a mountain man's abode, and enjoy stargazing under the open heavens. Spend evenings around the campfire for games and bonding, creating memories that will last a lifetime. You will be eager to return to the River of No Return.