SALMON RIVER RAFTING
Salmon River Rafting Information and Resource Guide
Salmon River Rafting Guided Trips
River Description / Natural History
The Main Salmon is located in southern Idaho. Salmon river rafting boaters start at Corn Creek which is close to the town of Salmon. The run is 82 miles long and takeout is near the town of McCall. There are regular charter flights between Salmon, McCall, and the city of Boise, the closest major airport.
Commercially guided Salmon river rafting trips are available through Destination Wilderness. These trips are five or six day trips and are ideal for whitewater enthusiasts, first-timers, families and independent travelers. For more information on these and other Idaho and Oregon river rafting trips see the Destination Wilderness website.
Salmon river rafting flows are generally higher in the spring and early summer and offer greater challenge and excitement. As summer advances the river flows level out and offer fanastic family fun for all ages and levels of experience.
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