4 Things You Can Do on a 4-Day Whitewater Rafting Trip in Idaho

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Are you thinking about booking a four-day whitewater rafting trip on one of Idaho’s rivers this summer? It’s a great way to spend a few days with family or friends and to cool off during the hot summer months.


Spending four days on a Snake River or Salmon River whitewater rafting trip might sound like a lot of rafting, but there’s more to these kinds of rafting trips beyond the thrill of the rapids. As you get ready to book your trip (or to accept an invite on a rafting trip), here are a few activities you can look forward to.

 Hiking

Rafting trips along the Snake River and Salmon River are full of hiking opportunities. There are a number of trails along both rivers, many of which are accessible near the river banks. When you book a rafting tour, you can join one or all of the hiking trips. Because rafting trips are on a schedule, the hikes are generally on easy trails that anyone on the trip can join.

Swimming

A rafting trip down either the Snake or Salmon River means you’ll be going through class II, III, and IV rapids. However, there are spots along both rivers where you can plunge into the water. There are even pools set off from the main current so you and everyone on the trip can safely enjoy a cool, relaxing dip.

Fishing

Bring along your fishing gear! A Hells Canyon rafting trip takes you through thrilling rapids, but some stretches are as calm as they get. Whether you’re on a Snake River or Salmon River trip, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to fish. Just make sure to bring a valid Idaho fishing license if you’re on the Salmon River. If you’re rafting the Snake River through Hells Canyon, an Idaho and Oregon fishing license is good to have, as the river borders both states.

Relaxing

As thrilling as whitewater rafting can be, it can also take a lot out of you. Good thing there are plenty of opportunities to relax during your four-day getaway. Once you set up camp, you’ll have all the time in the world to relax and take in Idaho’s scenic beauty. As everyone winds down after a day on the river, you can kick back, relax, and enjoy the good vibes of a night out on one of Idaho’s amazing rivers! 

About America’s Rafting Co

 Experience Idaho like never before with America’s Rafting Co! Book a summer getaway that takes you Salmon River whitewater rafting through canyons, forests, and more. If you’re already dreaming about winter, America’s Rafting Co also offers the guided snowmobiling tours Idaho loves. See Payette National Forest in all its snow-covered glory. Every tour, summer or winter, is all-inclusive. America’s Rafting Co provides all the essential gear and delicious food, and all you need to bring is your appetite for adventure.

Book your four-day rafting trip on one of Idaho’s scenic rivers at https://idahooutdoortours.com/

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