Idaho River Float Adventures
Idaho has more river water than any other state outside of Alaska. It has several of the last free-flowing rivers and the largest contiguous wilderness areas in the lower 48. Without question, the lure of the great outdoors is what makes Idaho great.
- Whitewater Rafting -
Yellowstone and Jackson area whitewater combines the serene beauty of a scenic float with the excitement of paddling through rapids in the Grand Canyon of the Snake River. Often visitors will float past Bald Eagles, Osprey nesting grounds, and larger game such as Moose and Elk. The Yellowstone region rivers are home to a variety of waterfowl and native animals such as deer, elk, otters, and moose. Early morning is the watering time for most animals along the river and affords the best opportunity for wildlife viewing. There is no need for superlatives, the names of the rapids say it all - Big Kahuna, Lunch Counter, Three Oar Deal, Ropes, and Champagne.
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- Scenic Adventure Float Trips -
For a more leisurely river excursions, consider a Snake River float trip with
South Fork Outfitters. South Fork Outfitters offer
half-day and full-day trips. To enjoy the full flavor of an Idaho river experience, book our Overnight Camp Trip over several days. You’ll discover more scenery, experience different types of whitewater and be more likely to
come upon wildlife in their natural setting. You’ll overnight at our exclusive campsite along the South Fork of
the Snake River and enjoy excellent food.
Our Outfitters take great pride in their culinary abilities and offer “gourmet” trips. South Fork Lodge executive chef's provide you with a hearty and healthy meal. You’re sure to be fascinated with the style and quality of food served on a remote beach. Your excursion will also have a private boat in which all the gear is loaded so you can concentrate on fishing or the passing scenery. The South FOrk Outfitters typically use drift boats, jet boats, or canoes if the area you would like to see warrants them.
