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Trips - Main Salmon
The Main Salmon River is Idaho's version of Arizona's Colorado River. The Salmon River canyon is deeper than the Grand Canyon, with an abundance of trees and an equally extravagant amount of wildlife. The water is clear and warm. The Main Salmon is the longest un-dammed river in the lower 48, so it flows fast and wild in June and more tame and gentle in August. The canyon has much more to offer than just a white water adventure. It has many side streams, trails, ranches, abandoned homesteads, hot springs, abandoned gold mines, and of course it's renowned big sandy beaches. The Main Salmon is a river experience which seems too short but lasts a lifetime.
For a complete list of dates and pricing please go to "Dates and Pricing" page. Depending on the time of the year, the weather conditions and temperatures in Idaho and on the river will vary. You will find spring and fall temperatures in the 60—75 degree range. The summer temperatures range from 75 to the low 100’s. Water temperatures range from the 50’s in the spring and fall to the low 70s in the middle of the summer. The water and air temperatures are generally 5—10 degrees cooler on the Middle Fork, than the Main Salmon. Click here for the Current Main Salmon weather and the Current Middle Fork weather.
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Middle Fork Salmon River Rafting |
Intimate Personal Idaho Middle Fork of the Salmon River!
Multi-day Whitewater Rafting Trips on the Main Salmon River and Middle Fork of the Salmon River