Top Wyoming On the Water

This remote stretch of desert river features a put-in near South Pass City, a technical and fairly unknown canyon stretch and ends on a Nature Conservancy Easement. This packraft adventure is more remote than our Green River Trip and will not have public restrooms on any stretch. Camping will be remote and again participants are required to practice sound Leave No Trace ethics. There could be portaging on this trip and the possibility of encountering unique western river hazards. There will be lots of opportunity for risk assessment and conservative decision making as well as more committing lines. All participants on this trip are required to have previous experience in a boat moving through class II water and experience camping without amenities. Not sure if you or your party have the right river experience? Get in touch, we’d be happy to discuss whether this trip is right for you.

Explore the rocky shores and tranquil waters of Yellowstone Lake on a 6-hour kayak tour with a professional guide. Climb into either a single or double kayak and then set out to discover the beauty of Yellowstone Lake at a relaxed pace. Scour the rugged shores for native wildlife like elk, moose and bison; watch otters frolic in the warm waters of the lake; appease your appetite with a delicious picnic lunch; and paddle beside the West Thumb Geyser Basin to see incredible geothermic features. No previous kayaking experience is necessary for this enjoyable excursion.

Paddle the whitewater rapids on the Snake River during this 3.5-hour small-boat adventure in Jackson. In a small group of eight paddlers and a guide, take on the rapids and plan to get wet. Multiple departure times available; this trip is suitable for those who can paddle and are in decent physical shape.

If you're picturing a classic whitewater rafting trip in the Rocky Mountains, this 8 mile (13-km) journey down the Snake River in Wyoming is it. Traverse about eight sets of Class I, II, and III rapids as you make your way through Snake River Canyon, aka the Grand Canyon, with a rafting guide. When booking, select the rafting season and corresponding departure time you prefer.

Admire views of the Grand Tetons on a 3-hour scenic float down the Snake River. A guide does all the paddling so you can just relax and watch for wildlife along the water. When booking, you have the option to upgrade to include lunch.

On this relaxing rafting trip from Jackson Hole, drift down a scenic section of Wyoming’s wildlife-laden Snake River, where moose, deer, river otters and eagles can all be seen from your raft. Be sure to bring your camera to photograph any wildlife that appears on the banks, and also capture the stunning landscape extending out from the Tetons. For even greater views of the jagged mountains, upgrade to a longer trip with snacks that goes a little bit farther downstream. The upgrade trip allows you to raft the Snake River without even getting wet.

Embark on a thrilling adventure on this 8-mile whitewater rafting tour. This standard raft is a great option for large families as it offers a more stable experience. Paddle over class II and III rapids, and under a waterfall on your journey. Enjoy views of limestone cliffs, and mountain peaks in the Grey’s National Forest as you float.

Enjoy an adventure on the Snake River with a whitewater-rafting trip from Jackson. You'll travel down the river on an 8-man raft, a smaller vessel than other river rafts, meaning you'll paddle hard and get very wet. During the 8-mile (12.8-km) journey, navigate the river's famous rapids such as Big Kahuna and Lunch Counter.

The Snake River is an ideal location to see some of Wyoming’s beautiful flora and fauna—especially bald eagles, ospreys, and pelicans—near Grand Teton National Park. Rather than rush down the river on a whitewater or kayaking trip, float down a scenic 13-mile (21 kilometers) stretch of the river on an easygoing raft. Plus, get round-trip transportation from the outfitter's office in Jackson.

Enjoy a classic whitewater-rafting adventure on the Snake River, where you'll travel 8 miles (13 km) on a 17-foot (5-meter) self-bailing raft, designed to handle the river rapids with eight to 14 passengers on board. With a guide providing instruction, you'll tackle Class II and III rapids such as Champagne, Big Kahuna, Lunch Counter, and Ropes during the journey from West Table to Sheep Gulch in Snake River Canyon. Calm stretches with chances for swimming allow you to relax between the action.

CORONAVIRUS:IF YOU ARE STILL PLANNING ON A FAMILY VACATION THEN A TRIP INTO THE MOUNTAINS MAY BE A WAY TO GO.THIS YEAR WE WILL BE DOING SMALLER TOURS IN THE EFFORT TO PROMOTE SOCIAL DISTANCING!CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION.This is an all inclusive 4 hr whitewater rafting tour.This tour begins at 9:00am and ends at 1:00pm.This a fun filled educational whitewater rafting trip.Youll be hitting rapid after rapid on this beautiful section in the Red Canyon.Be prepared to get wet,and have fun.You May get chances to see beautiful wildlife,amazing scenery,and hear fun historical facts.All while riding a roller coaster of rapids.About half way down the river,you’ll be stopping at a beautiful little picnic spot to have your deli style lunch,and get a little sun before heading down the next 7 miles.

CHOOSE FROM A VARIETY OF RAFT SIZES FOR THE ULTIMATE FUN.WHETHER YOURE REALLY ADVENTUROUS AND CHHOSE TO BE IN LITTLE BLUE,OR YOUD RATHER BE IN A LARGER RAFT FOR GROUPS AND A BIT MORE STABILTY,WEVE GOT YOU COVERED.EITHER WAY YOURE GONNA HAVE A WET BLAST!This trip departs from our shop located at 1119 12th street Cody we.82414 3 times daily at 9:00am.This is a 7 mile white water rafting trip with class 2s and 3s rapids.This is a family trip.We allow rafters as young as 2 years old,but don’t worry there’s lots of exciting rapids for the adventurous adults.This River is not only about the rapids,but is also rich in history and beautiful scenic canyons.The Shoshone River is also home to a wide variety of wildlife and fantastic fishing.

COVID 19:PRIVATE TOURS NOW AVAILABLE!This is a 7 mile stretch of the Shoshone river.Youll be going through beautiful canyons,enjoying the wildlife,learning a little history,and hitting some of my favorite rapids “Colters Falls” and “Little Big Drop”.This tour is great for the whole family.We bring children down to 2 old on this trip,Our Rivers here are mostly free flowing rivers,and can become very fast during our peak run off time.Although this river is a damm controlled river,during our snow melts this river can get very high and fast.The tour is approximately 2hrs long depending on the CFS of the river.Early season your trip is not going to last as long as late season.But On this river it doesn’t matter the time of year,You’re gonna get wet!The Shoshone River is a class 2 and 3 river.

Go river rafting on 7 miles of rapids during this scenic tour. Choose between smaller rafts for faster speeds or larger rafts that are a great fit for families. Admire views of the Shoshone River including wildlife and historical sites. Get adventurous and traverse several rapids such as Colters Falls and Little Big Drop. Safety instructions and vests are included.

There are several great places around Cody to bring your rental.We can direct you to where may be the best place for your activity.We provide safety instructions and instructions for proper use of the product.You are responsible for the safe return of the items rented.We provide you with life vests,paddles,the preferred product,and give you directions to your destination.Whether you want to fish,learn to paddle board,just kayak around the lakes,or what rent a few products for a family adventure,etc.

These tours are from self guided inflatable kayaks.These are what we call Double Duckies or for some people Divorce Duckies lol!This tour can be between 2 hours long to full day trips.This lets you experience the excitement of kayaking,but with a little more stability.If you’re looking for excitement this is the way to go.We do this tour on the Shoshone River.Depending on the length of the tour you can choose to start in the Red Canyon,or the Lower 7 mile.Both are amazing.These lots of fun rapids,scenery,wildlife,and historical sites.

SOCIAL DISTANCING?PRIVATE TOURS AVAILABLE!This tour begins from our shop at Red Canyon River Trips 1119 12th street Cody wy.After checking in you’ll be leaving the shop at 9:00am to head to your first river of the day “The North Fork”.Here you’ll enjoy some amazing rapids and unmatched scenery.After rafting this section you’ll be stopping for a beautiful picnic lunch by the Buffalo Bill Reservoir.After lunch you’ll drop down into the Red Canyon section of the Shoshone to enjoy a picturesque and rollercoater type section of the river.About half way down this section you’ll be given a chance to stop for snacks,beverages,and bathroom.Then you’ll continue on the next 7miles where a couple of my personal favorite rapids are which are “Little Big Drop” and “Colters Falls”.Youll conclude your trip just a few miles out of town and head back to Cody.On this short drive you’ll get to here fascinating history about the area and maybe some really bad jokes by the guides.

A morning paddle on Yellowstone Lake is a good way to start the day. We depart early to beat the strong wind that can form later in the day. Also morning is the best time of the day to spot wildlife. Your kayak instructor will brief you on what to expect and acquaint your group with the kayaks and kayak paddle strokes. After we get underway, we will journey from the Grant Village Marina to the West Thumb Geyser Basin. The sight of the steaming geyser basin is sure to make lifetime memories. There are big mountain views of the Absaroka Range across the vast lake. This is family adventure travel at its best. Splashy, yet safe. Scenic, yet adventurous. A workout, yet playful. Please, come enjoy a day on the waters of Yellowstone Lake.

Our 7-mile Scenic Float, unique only to our company, borders the southern boundary to Grand Teton National Park. Our float trip begins from the historic Snake River Ranch, one of the few working cattle ranches left in Jackson Hole, with a beautiful southern perspective of the Tetons. It's the perfect trip for those with a busy schedule of activities or young children! Just an hour or so on the water. Our boatmen do all the work, so you can relax and take it all in. Time on water is dependent on water levels.

Paddle through Class III rapids during this river rafting adventure on the Snake River. You’ll cooperate with a small team of eight passengers per raft — perfect for intermediate-level rafting. The journey takes you down 8 miles (13 km) including white-water sections followed by calmer waters. Choose from several times in the morning or afternoon, departing from Jackson Hole.

Hold on for a wild ride down 8 miles (13 km) of the Snake River during this river rafting excursion. Paddle through Class III rapids or sit in the middle of the 16-passenger raft and let your expert river guide do the work — optimal for families with young children. The journey takes you down white-water sections followed by calm waters. The 3-hour tour includes a continental breakfast plus round-trip hotel transport from Jackson Hole.

Float along the calm waters of the Snake River on a half-day rafting tour from Jackson Hole. View the Grand Tetons and look for native wildlife such as moose, river otters, and deer along the riverbanks. Your guide shares commentary about Wyoming’s history and ecology during the 14-mile float. Includes light meal, and a choice of several departures throughout the day.

This daylong expedition on the Snake River is sure to please the most adventurous thrill-seekers! Start your combo tour by floating down 8 miles (13 km) of scenic waterway. After a provided lunch, you’ll return to the river to finish the remaining 8 miles (13 km), tackling Class III rapids on some of the region’s best white water. Two local tour operators team up for one of the most requested and highly anticipated trips out of Jackson Hole.

Explore the Snake River and float through Jackson Hole on this private adventure. Sit back and relax as your guide navigates the boat for 13 miles down the river. Be on the lookout for moose, elk, deer, otters, beavers, and bald eagles that can often be spotted in the area.