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...

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...

There's a version of retirement that feels like slowing down, and then there's the Idaho version. In this version, mornings start with sunlight spilling over the canyon walls, your calendar opens up instead of filling up, and every day feels like something you get to experience, not something you have to plan. Idaho doesn't ask you to rush into your next chapter; it hands you space, scenery, and just enough adventure to remind you that this isn't the end of anything. Here are three reasons to celebrate retirement with a guided adventure in Idaho. Long Summer Days on the River, Done Your Way A long, sunny stretch on a Salmon River whitewater rafting trip lets you ease into the day, with calm water, gentle rapids, and time to actually enjoy where you are. Slip into that retirement state of mind as the warmth of the Idaho summer pairs gently with cool river water. A guided rafting trip is the perfect way to ditch schedules, meetings, and long email chains, as...

Idaho is home to some pretty spectacular rivers. There’s the state’s most famous river, the Snake River, that spans the entire southern part of the state. Then there’s the Salmon River, also known as the “River of No Return,” that twists and turns through the mountains of central Idaho. These rivers, and many others, offer pure adventure for those who seek it. Every summer, you can go on 4-day whitewater rafting trips down the Salmon River or Snake River through Hells Canyon. And every summer, these rivers serve up lessons to those who take on the rapids. Idaho Summers Get Hot If you’re from Idaho, you already know. If you’re from out of state, Idaho’s mid-summer temperatures can come as a surprise. Even the backcountry, where a lot of Salmon River and Snake River rafting tours take place, can get hot. In fact, late July/early August temps can hit 90-100 degrees. It’s easy to assume that because of higher elevations or splashy rapids, river trips will be cooler, but that’...

Whitewater river rafting is a summer pastime in Idaho. With countless miles of riverways to explore, you can go on a rafting trip every summer and see something new every time. Summer rafting trips are also perfect getaways to bring along family, friends, and others who love adventure.  So, before you book any 4-day whitewater rafting trips down the Salmon River for next summer, here are a few types of people who might enjoy tagging along! Outdoor Enthusiasts Who Have Never Gone With so much to do in Idaho, no matter the season, it’s hard to do everything. You may be an outdoor enthusiast who’s never gone on a whitewater rafting trip before, or maybe you know someone who fits that description. Because Idaho has so many rivers to choose from, like the Snake and Salmon Rivers, you can find guided tours well-suited for whitewater rafting newbies. For example, there are Snake River rafting tours that traverse class II, III, and IV rapids. Class IV rapids can get intense ...

Planning a bachelorette trip for next summer? Swap a crowded bar for an adrenaline-fueled adventure on the river your crew won't forget. With a balance of thrills and bonding moments, you can upgrade your bachelorette from wineries and spa days to the adventure of the season. Here are a few reasons to consider it. The Thrill Everyone Will Remember Every bride's goal is to host a bachelorette party that their group won't forget. Whitewater rafting creates heart-pumping moments that rival any night out. What better way to bond than to work together to tackle class IV rapids? Plus, that shared adrenaline rush makes for stories told long after the wedding.  Whether you're taking on a Salmon River whitewater rafting journey or rapids in Hells Canyon, the adventure is unmatched. It makes for great memories and an unforgettable sendoff. Built-In Bonding That Strengthens Friendships There is no better place to bond than on the water. When you and your bridesma...