Jackson Hole Whitewater Rafting River Trips
Jackson Hole Whitewater Rafting on the Snake River
Jackson Hole whitewater rafting on the Snake River is the coolest thing you’ll do all summer! Feel free to contact us to ask a question about our whitewater rafting trips.
8-Mile Jackson Hole Whitewater River Rafting Adventure
Our 8-mile Jackson Hole Whitewater River Rafting Adventure on the Snake River is the perfect summer activity in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The whitewater rafting section of the Snake is a Class II/III river, perfect for people of all ages and experience. Raft the famous Lunch Counter and Big Kahuna rapids.
Price & Details
This whitewater rafting trip is offered daily.
Approximately 3.5 to 4 hours round trip from Jackson.
14-Man Paddle Raft
Adults $65, Youth (ages 6-12) $55
8-Man Paddle Raft
$70 Per Participant
Minimum age for whitewater rafting?
Our minimum age for children to go whitewater rafting is 6 years old (approximately 45 pounds) for most of the summer season. However, high water levels during the early season may increase the minimum age up to 8 – 10 years old and require a more careful screening of all young participants. Safety while whitewater rafting is always our first priority.
What should you wear whitewater rafting?
On warm days, for whitewater rafting in Jackson Hole, wear a swimsuit or clothes that you don’t mind getting wet. Cotton is not recommended; synthetic fabrics such as nylon and polypropylene work the best because they dry quickly. On cool rafting days, we have neoprene wetsuits, booties and fleece. You may rent these items when you check in for your Jackson Hole whitewater rafting trip. Shoes that are secure on your feet are required (no flip-flops) for whitewater rafting trips. We provide complimentary splash jackets and pants.
Bring a towel and/or dry clothes to change into at the end of your trip, so you’re comfortable on the 40-minute return ride back to Jackson. There are Forest Service changing rooms for you to use at the landing. Sunglasses, hats and sunscreen are a good idea; cameras and binoculars are not recommended on whitewater rafting trips.
Where is the whitewater rafting in Jackson Hole?
The whitewater rafting section in Jackson Hole is nestled deep within the Grand Canyon of the Snake River, which is considered the deepest gorge on the Snake in Wyoming. Twenty-five miles south of Jackson, it is the only whitewater section of the Snake River in the surrounding Jackson Hole rafting area. Rafting through the picturesque Snake River Canyon offers a unique perspective of the valley and exciting rapids around every turn.
