Discover the Snake River
Through Legendary Hells Canyon

Snake River Rafting

The Snake River is known for having the deepest gorge in the United States, Hell’s Canyon. This gorge reaches up to 7,900 ft deep at certain points. Boulders and rock slides have rolled into the river to create the biggest white water rafting rapids in the Pacific Northwest.

The best way to experience the Snake River through Hells Canyon is on a multi-day whitewater rafting trip. This Snake River rafting trip will let you experience all of the natural history, geological wonders and Idaho whitewater excitement.

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Download a Free Expedition Guide for the Snake River

Get all the details for your white water rafting trip down the Snake River. Download our complimentary expedition guide for Hell's Canyon trips on the Snake River. You'll find a full-day-by-day itinerary, river map, packing list, essential logistics, and answers to common questions.

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The Snake River and Hell's Canyon

The Snake River flows from the Intermountain West and the southern slopes of Yellowstone National Park, to the Pacific Northwest, joining with the Columbia River before reaching the Pacific Ocean. The Snake River consists of a scenic float past the Grand Tetons, an 8 mile whitewater run near Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and then a long run through the "Magic Valley" of southern Idaho before reaching the border with Oregon and plunging through the deepest river gorge in the United States, Hell's Canyon.

Rafting Trips on the Snake River

Snake River: 5 Day Hells Canyon Trip »

Discover the biggest whitewater rapids in the Pacific Northwest. Here mountains of golden grass and pine forests topped with snow-capped peaks over a mile above are home to soaring eagles, wild mountain goats and Native American legends.

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