easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as the tour involves sitting with some movement when boarding or disembarking.
Explore the Snake River’s history and scenery on a thrilling 2-hour jet boat ride near Clarkston, WA. Discover petroglyphs, hear local legends, and enjoy stunning canyon views.
Experience the thrill of the Snake River like never before on the 2 Hour Discovery Jet Boat Tour with Beamers Hells Canyon Tours. Located in Clarkston, Washington, this private adventure takes you on a fast-paced jet boat journey through the breathtaking Hells Canyon region. You'll explore historical sites tied to steamboat travel and encounter the mysterious petroglyphs at Buffalo Eddy. As you cruise, the guide shares captivating stories from the Lewis and Clark expedition and local native cultures, bringing to life the rich heritage of the area. The stunning canyon walls rise sharply around you as the jet boat navigates the winding river, offering incredible photo opportunities and a chance to spot local wildlife. Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or seeking an exciting outdoor activity, this experience combines education and adventure perfectly on one memorable 2-hour ride.
Spray and mist from the river can get you wet, so a waterproof layer will keep you comfortable.
You'll board and disembark on rocky, uneven terrain so proper footwear is necessary for safety.
Even on cloudy days, UV exposure can be high on the water; bring sunscreen and a hat.
You won’t want to miss capturing the dramatic canyon views and petroglyphs during the tour.
The tour visits areas important to steamboat navigation history and features stories about Lewis and Clark’s expedition through the valley.
Beamers Hells Canyon Tours practices eco-friendly boating techniques and supports local river habitat preservation efforts.
Protects you from river spray and unpredictable spring weather.
spring specific
Reduces glare off the water for better visibility and comfort.
summer specific
Capture the stunning scenic views and historical sites along the river.
Provides safe footing when boarding or stepping on uneven surfaces.