Join Idaho Guide Service on the exhilarating rapids of the Salmon River Gorge. It is very remote and relatively unknown. The River of No Return drifts through quiet pools and towering canyons, while rushing madly through narrow twisting rapids. There are four seperate canyons: Green, Snow Hole, Blue and Cougar, in this section of the Salmon River is some of the best white water floating in Idaho. You will camp on some of the largest white sand beaches, they are nestled against the mountains and steep cliffs. There are wonderful swimming holes, you can hike the canyons in search of old indian sites and pan for gold. Fish for Trout, Bass, Steelhead, Sturgeon and Salmon in season. The meals include fresh meats, seafood, fruits and veggies - a wonderful variety of outdoor cooking at it's best. These trips are the ultimate in outdoor recreation and camping.

Paddle your own boat on a Snake River Adventure. There is magnificent scenery and wildlife everywhere you look. They offer canoes, kayaks and rafts to access the many breathtaking waterways of the Middle Snake River.

Idaho Guide Service, Inc. has been running whitewater adventure trips since 1974, and were the first licensed outfitter on the Middle Snake River. Their experience, reputation, and quality are unmatched. They promise you a FUN, EXCITING, and PROFESSIONALLY RUN adventure on any of their 4 different whitewater trips on the Snake River. The Hagerman Section of the Snake River is located approximately 25 miles downstream from Twin Falls. This is a CLASS 3 trip with plenty of whitewater action and beautiful scenery. This stretch of the Snake is known for its great fishing and plentiful natural springs that flow into the river from the Snake River Aquifer. The Murtaugh Section, 20 miles upstream from town and 2 miles below the Cauldron Linn (Star Falls), is know as one of the premiere day trips in the country. When the water flows in the spring it is a stong CLASS 4 +/5- section of river. With 20 major rapids in 14 miles, the Snake drops an impressive 25 ft. per mile in this deep Basalt canyon. Waterfowl and birds of prey abound as does significant archeological sites of Native people and more recently Chinese, whose mining sites are numerous in this part of the Snake. The Milner Section, starting 8 miles above the Cauldron Linn, the Milner offers a great CLASS 3 introduction to rafting and the Snake River Canyon. History flows like the river with stories of the Oregon Trail and Hunt party. Canyon Springs Section Float the Snake River from Centennial Park to right above Auger Falls. This is a short but very sweet section of the Snake right below town. Great for beginners, but with 4 very exciting rapids CLASS 3 & 4 at the end. The upper part is calm and serene with awesome canyon scenery. You will float through an important local wildlife area that provides habitat for numerous species of game, birds of prey and waterfowl.

Rent a canoe or kayak or SUP (stand up paddle board) to see the magnificent scenery, wildlife and geological wonders first hand. Life jackets/paddles and everything you need from shuttles, trip planning logistics, as well as canoe and kayaking lessons available. Also transportation can be provided or book a guided trip form one of our most popular Scenic Guided trips.

Idaho Guide Service also offers shorter trips of half, 1, 2 and 3 days on the Salmon River out of Riggins. These trips are more desirable for people on a time schedule or budget - You will enjoy this whitewater adventure with numerous rapids and camping on beautiful sandy beaches.

Pillar Falls Trips travel upstream under the Perrine Bridge to Pillar Falls. This is a visually stunning and geologically fascinating trip that takes approximately 1 hour. 1000 Springs Tripss tart downstream in the Hagerman Valley. This trip takes approximately 3 hours and visits various "Famous" sites along the river such as Blueheart Springs, Box Canyon, Ritter Island and Riley Creek Falls. Special trips available for groups, families and company functions that can include Dutch oven cooking, food and beverage service, with educational and interpretive services.