America's Rafting Co

There are certain places in Idaho where time stands still. It’s where reconnecting with your mind and heart feels intuitive, and inspiration comes from the ground up. This is what Idahoans call the wilderness. Whether you’re rafting the rapids of the Snake River or gliding through snow-packed mountains in the Payette National Forest, America’s Rafting Co plunges you deep into destinations and experiences sure to take your breath away. Take a tour of America’s Rafting Co’s wilderness destinations at https://idahooutdoortours.com/ Questions? Give America’s Rafting Co a shout at (208) 347-3862 Get Away From It All on Hells Canyon Rafting Trips  Imagine this: no Wi-Fi, no notifications, no problems. This is what you can expect on America’s Rafting Co’s Hells Canyon whitewater rafting trip. Bridging the border between Idaho and Oregon, the Snake River plunges through the deepest river gorge in North America: Hells Canyon. Carved by the Snake River’s powerful waters, this c...

Booking a vacation to Idaho? Whether you’re visiting from afar or from a neighboring state, many tourists flock to Idaho for its vast wilderness and stunning seasonal experiences, including guided whitewater rafting trips and snowmobile tours! If you need an insider’s look, here’s a quick peek at two must-try experiences the next time you’re here.  Get in the Water: Multi-Day Guided Whitewater Rafting Tours Nothing quite matches the awe-inspiring beauty and excitement of whitewater rafting on Idaho’s legendary rivers. Whether you’re seeking thrilling rapids or relaxing riverside beaches, there’s something for every adventurer.  Location : Popular destinations include guided rafting Hells Canyon Idaho trips along the Snake River or the Salmon River. The first forms the boundary between Idaho and Oregon, while the second flows through central Idaho. Planning tip: Wondering if a spring or summer Hells Canyon or Salmon River whitewater rafting Idaho tour is in th...

Should you book a 4-day guided whitewater rafting trip or should you plan one yourself? If you want to go whitewater rafting on one of Idaho’s rivers this summer, you have options. It all comes down to your ability, means, and commitment level. Booking an all-inclusive Hells Canyon whitewater rafting trip comes with several advantages. Planning one yourself also has its benefits, but there are also trade-offs. Here’s a closer look at both options, along with their respective advantages. Going Yourself Puts You in Control Idaho has several amazing rivers to explore. When you plan a whitewater rafting trip yourself, you’re in control. You get to choose which river to raft, when, and for how long. This gives you a lot of freedom if you’re planning around family, friends, and work schedules.  Planning also puts a lot more responsibility on your plate. You’ll need to already have or source rafting equipment (a boat, oars, safety equipment, etc.), camping gear, and food,...

With summer right around the corner, you may be ready to book a relaxing yet unforgettable family trip. But planning a vacation doesn’t always mean suitcases, airports, and passports. With adventure trips for Snake River rafting Idaho , you can skip the stress and step into your own backyard for an all-inclusive experience in the wilderness. Here’s to a summer that just got a whole lot more exciting!  Family Fun for Everyone Are the kids going stir-crazy? Does Mom need a few moments to herself? Is Dad wondering when his next trip to the lake will be? A multi-day Hells Canyon rafting trip is the perfect way for the whole family to disconnect from the outside world and reconnect with each other. With a mix of rapids, this experience is designed for a wide range of experience levels, physical abilities, and ages. Plus, your professional guide comes in clutch to help you feel safe, secure, and confident on and off the water.  An Experience for Every Kind of Adventure...

June is Great Outdoors Month. It’s a celebration of everything the outdoors has to offer. And in Idaho, celebrating the outdoors is a way of life. There’s just so much to do around the state in every season, especially the summer. You can get in on the celebration, too! June is the perfect time to book a trip rafting the Snake River in Idaho . Of course, this is just one of the many ways to enjoy Idaho’s incredible wilderness this season. Ride the Rapids on a Whitewater Rafting Trip Rafting down the Snake River, or any of Idaho’s rivers, is one of the best ways to experience the great outdoors. Head out in your own boat with a few friends, go on a kayak adventure, or book an all-inclusive guided trip whitewater rafting Hells Canyon Idaho . For a lot of thrillseekers, an all-inclusive trip can be a great way to experience Idaho’s outdoors. It includes the rafting and camping essentials, along with opportunities to kayak, hike, fish, swim, and more. That means you get a varie...

After seeing pictures and videos of a rafting trip, you felt mesmerized by the whitewater waves, breathtaking canyons, and can’t-miss wildlife. Now you’re set on making this summer unforgettable with a whitewater river rafting Salmon River adventure in Idaho.  However, you’re wondering whether it makes sense to DIY the experience or book a guided tour. Both are viable options, but they differ in terms of safety, logistics, and overall comfort. Here are three benefits of a guided whitewater rafting trip to consider. Experienced Tour Guide Stretching over 400 miles, the Salmon River ranges from class II to IV whitewater rapids, featuring a mix of approachable and technical rapids. While most tours are family-friendly, navigating a new environment can be challenging for anyone. This is where a professional guide at the helm can give you the confidence to feel secure and safe. Many guides not only have years of experience navigating the river, but they also hold cert...

Idaho is a great place to stargaze. Head to the Central Idaho Dark Sky Reserve north of Sun Valley for some of the country’s darkest skies or Bruneau Dunes State Park south of Boise, where you’ll find the Bruneau Dunes Observatory. There are also countless opportunities to mix stargazing with outdoor adventure. Throughout the summer, Snake River whitewater rafting tours take adventure seekers to Hells Canyon on the Idaho-Oregon border. During the day, it’s river rafting, hiking, fishing, and more. During the night, turn your attention upward and take advantage of the dark summer sky. If you want to mix stargazing with whitewater rafting, here are a few tips for a stellar experience. Pack a Small Telescope If you’re going on an all-inclusive whitewater rafting trip with other people, you can absolutely bring along a telescope. However, consider packing a small telescope. When you’re on an oar boat or paddle boat, space is limited. Pack a telescope and a tripod that you c...

Do you dream of winter? For a lot of us who absolutely love winter activities, it’s hard to say goodbye to those cold-weather days. Sure, there’s a lot to do in the spring and summer, especially in Idaho, but winter has a special place in outdoor enthusiasts’ hearts. America’s Rafting Co understands your plight. Every winter, they run snowmobile tours through the Payette National Forest in central Idaho. It’s a great way to spend a day playing in the snow surrounded by the Gem State’s beautiful backcountry. The next tours might be several months away, but it’s never too early to mark your calendar. See what these snowmobile tours are all about at https://idahooutdoortours.com/ Questions about these winter outings? Chat with America’s Rafting Co at 208-480-1224 A Thrilling Day in the Snow Miles From Civilization Every snowmobiling tour starts at America’s Rafting Co’s base of operations in Cambridge, Idaho (roughly a 2-hour drive north of Boise). From there, the shuttle take...

The spring semester is wrapping up. Whether you’re taking a break for the summer or graduating from college (congrats!), you have one thing on your mind: decompressing . You need to get away from academics, campus life, and the city. You need Idaho’s wilderness.  Idaho offers tons of ways for college students to decompress during the summer. For those chasing thrills, there are 4-day whitewater rafting trips down the Salmon River or the Snake River. There are also more chill adventures. How will you decompress this summer? An Epic Whitewater Rafting Trip with Camping May is the start of whitewater rafting season on many of Idaho’s rivers, including the Salmon River and the Snake River. If you want to get away for a few days and don’t feel like planning anything, a 4-day, all-inclusive Hells Canyon rafting with camping trip is the way to go.  Spend the first part of each day crashing through class II, III, and IV rapids. Then make the most of the second half of each day...

There's a very specific kind of tiredness that shows up around tax season when you're a finance professional. Not physical, not even emotional, just…constant. Whether you're deep in it or just coming out the other side, your brain doesn't want noise; it wants space. That's where Idaho steps in, not as a loud reset, but as a quiet one that actually sticks. Idaho is the kind of place where you don't just take time off, you actually feel it. Write Off the Noise, Rebalance on the River Long sections of river give you the chance to tune into yourself, and out of client work. Plus, while you're navigating a Hells Canyon rafting trip, Wi-Fi is left at the shoreline so you can escape calls, emails, and last-minute requests. Watch as time stretches slowly, not in an office way, but in a way that reminds you that you're truly off the clock. Close the Books, Open Up the Canyon Once the books have been checked, rechecked, and submitted, you can finally ...

Are you thinking about booking a weekend getaway Hells Canyon trip for your family, friends, or even just yourself? If you’re in the early stages of planning your summer adventure down one of Idaho’s famous rivers, like the Salmon River or the Snake River, you want to know when to book. Booking an all-inclusive whitewater rafting trip in advance is a great way to secure the dates you want most. However, various factors may be at play, such as your family’s or friends’ schedules. When is a good time to book your summer rafting trip? Here are a few things to consider. Book Your Whitewater Trip Right Now If your priority is to get a specific set of days for your guided whitewater trip, the sooner you book, the better. This doesn’t mean your top days won’t be available later, but booking now means you'll have more dates to choose from.  This is the ideal option if you know how many people will be joining you. Book that number of spots through the rafting tour company you’ve chos...

There's a moment as a parent where you realize your version of adventure doesn't have to shrink; it just has to shift a little. Idaho's rivers make that easier than you'd think with wide stretches of calm water, splashy (but manageable) rapids, and guides who know how to read both the river and the people in the boat.  Bringing a kid along doesn't mean dialing it down; it just means doing it right. Here are three tips for bringing kids on an Idaho rafting trip. Choose the Right Trip and Know the Age Range The best trip planning starts in front of the screen, and that's exactly how yours should begin. Start by navigating through the trip options until you find one that fits your child's age. Many trips allow ages 7 and up (depending on conditions). Once you find your kiddos' age, look through itineraries and read reviews to choose a tour that balances rapids with downtime for younger kids. Usually, Salmon River whitewater rafting tours are ...

Some places only look good in photos; Idaho isn't one of them. It's better, bigger, quieter, and somehow more alive once you're actually in it. It’s the kind of place where a “fun fact” doesn't really land until you're standing in it, floating through it, or carving across it. From rivers that run wild to canyons that stretch deeper than you'd expect, Idaho doesn't just tell you what it is; it shows you. Hells Canyon Is Deeper Than the Grand Canyon Did you know that Hells Canyon drops over 7,900 feet at its deepest point? That's approximately 1,900 feet deeper than the Grand Canyon. But don’t just take these fun facts as proof; explore this vast gorge yourself! On any Snake River rafting tours , you can cut directly through the deepest point in the canyon while you “ooh” and “aww” at the sheer cliffs that rise on both sides. The Salmon River Still Runs Wild, Dam-Free Believe it or not, the Salmon River still runs free as one of the longest und...

As your company plans its next leadership retreat, look to the outdoors. Idaho’s rivers, like the Snake River, can serve as the perfect backdrop for just about any leadership retreat. There are rafting companies that offer all-inclusive Salmon River and Snake River rafting trips in Idaho . These multi-day trips take you and your leadership team out of the office, out of town, and out of the ordinary. If you’re searching for your next breakthrough or big idea, Idaho’s rivers serve as the perfect setting for wonder and inspiration. Whitewater Rafting Trips Take Your Team Outside of the Box Salmon River whitewater rafting Idaho takes you far outside the ordinary. If you’ve been looking for a genuine way to encourage out-of-the-box thinking, a whitewater rafting retreat takes your company’s leadership team way outside of the box and maybe their comfort zones. Stepping out of familiar spaces can foster new perspectives and lead to new ideas. When you're on the Salmon River or Snak...