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Five, Six, and Ten day Idaho whitewater rafting river adventure vacations on Idaho’s Middle Fork and Main Salmon River. The Middle Fork and the Main Salmon Rivers are two of the greatest whitewater river trips in North America. En Idaho Language rafting whitewater

Take advantage of oar rafts, paddle boats, inflatable kayaks, sit on top kayaks and complete kayak workshops. The choice of craft on any given day is yours. Many guests want to try all the different boats on there trip to Idaho whitewater rafting area.

Have you always wanted to take a wilderness white water rafting trip but did not like the idea of sleeping on the ground or camping out? If yes, you may wish to try one of the Main Salmon Lodge stay trips. This is a very unique and fun way to experience all that a wilderness, white water, rafting tour has to offer with-out having to “rough it” too much.

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With all that Idaho’s Middle Fork and Main Salmon River have to offer it can be difficult and confusing to try and figure out which river or trip may be best for you. Some people think a 10-day Middle Fork/Main Salmon trips are the best way to experience what the river and the canyon has to offer. Most tour guides will be happy to help you choose the trip that is ideal for you.

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.

We hope you are able to experience a Idaho rafting whitewater rafting trip and share all the excitement a white water river rafting trip that the Main Salmon River and or Middle Fork has to offer. A river trip is not just the whitewater but so much more.

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