2024年6月22日 · Hells Canyon Raft is not your typical Idaho whitewater rafting company. With over 30 years experience, we constantly set the high water mark for the best Snake River and Salmon River rafting trips in Idaho.

Let us show you a real Hells Canyon Raft experience. Nez Pearce Indian legend claims “Coyote dug Hells Canyon with a big stick to protect their ancestors. Where the Snake River heads north and forms the border between Idaho and Oregon, it …

HCR (Hells Canyon Raft) is not your typical river company. With over 30 years’ experience, we constantly set the high water mark for river trips in the west. With our attention to detail, highly trained guides, top of the line equipment, you can expect the trip of a lifetime here’s why:

These rafting trips take you through all of Hells Canyon which straddles the border between Idaho and Oregon. You will run all of the major rapids, and tra ...

They lead you to many sights in Hells Canyon, taking you to see ancient rock art and old homesteader cabins, lead amazing hikes, and help you catch the “big one.” Hells Canyon, 3 Days, 34 MILES From: $ 1,255.00

A great Family Rafting trip! The Main Salmon River boasts the longest remaining free flowing river system in the lower 48 states. An Ideal Family Vacation, the “Lower Salmon” offers huge white sand beaches, perfect for throwing the Frisbee, beach volleyball, a paddle boat water slide, or just lounging in the shade.

These rafting trips take you through the heart of Hells Canyon which straddles the border between Idaho and Oregon. You will run most of the major rapids, and travel through the deepest section of Hells Canyon. 3-days makes for a great get away, while a 4-day trip allows you to spend one extra day enjoying the canyon, hiking and fishing.

2020年2月13日 · When is the best time to take a Multi-Day River trip in Hells Canyon on the Snake River? Anytime you can get out on the river is always the answer. Our Snake River / Hells Canyon river trips start in May, ending in late September.

2024年3月8日 · But in some ways for Hells Canyon Raft it is. Constant flows in the summer and a slower release of the spring run-off helps run a more predictable trip through Hells Canyon. It also means fantastic whitewater in the later summer months when other rivers are flowing lower.

During the early years Kurt would row the gear boat and follow his dad down the river. Heidi now manages the HCR office, while balancing two amazing future guides. Both of them have degrees from the University of Utah. At last count Kurt has logged over 500 trips in Hells Canyon. “It never gets old going to the best office in the world”.