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29 kwi 2021 · The Lower Salmon River presents an easy-going yet exciting three- to four-day experience whitewater rafting in Idaho. This multiday trip starts near the town of White Bird and runs down to the confluence of the Snake River. The relatively warm water (best in July and August) and white sandy beaches attract families and first-time rafters.
3 maj 2023 · Whitewater rafting on the South Fork of the Boise River, Idaho. Depending on the river, Idaho's rafting and paddling season takes place between May and September. The months of May and June are ideal for most white-water trips in Idaho, when the rivers run cold with snowmelt.
Few whitewater rafting trips anywhere on earth offer as much continuous, explosive whitewater as Idaho's Lochsa River* (pronounced Lock-Saw). This one to three-day rafting trip is big white water that satisfies the appetite for thrills for intermediate and expert rafters.
The biggest rapids are in the first 34-mile section and include the Class IV rapids of Wild Sheep and Granite; rapids with huge waves and hydraulics. There are plenty of other fun Class III+ rapids including Rush Creek, Sluice Creek, Waterspout, Wild Goose, and more.
If you want to paddle on some of the best whitewater on the planet and day trips are your preferred choice, here are the top Idaho one-day rafting trips from north to south. Moyie River. Flowing from the Purcell Mountains of Canada, the Moyie crosses the border just northeast of Bonners Ferry.
An Idaho Salmon River rafting adventure to remember. Idaho’s Salmon River is at the top of the ‘white water rafting Idaho’ list for both beginner river enthusiasts and seasoned river travelers alike—individuals or families— due to Idaho having more miles of whitewater than any other state.
OARS offers a variety of whitewater rafting and dory trips in Idaho. We recommend considering the minimum age, length, and level of whitewater you’re interested in. We also offer several specialty options, from fishing to gourmet dining on select departures.
