moderate
5 days
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to handle rafting, outdoor activities, and some hiking on uneven terrain.
Discover a five-day rafting adventure on Idaho's Lower Gorge Salmon River. Enjoy luxury camping, exciting rapids, and seamless transfers for groups of four or more.
Embark on a thrilling five-day journey through the Lower Gorge of the Salmon River in Idaho with MRO Rafting. This unique trip combines the excitement of whitewater rafting with the luxury of comfortable accommodations, starting with a restful night in a nearby hotel before hitting the river. Over the course of the adventure, you'll camp in scenic spots along the riverbank, enjoying gourmet meals prepared fresh each day. This trip is designed for groups of four or more, with included transfers to ensure a hassle-free experience from start to finish. The Lower Gorge is known for its rugged beauty, dramatic cliffs, and exhilarating rapids that provide the perfect playground for both novice and seasoned rafters. Beyond the rapids, you’ll have opportunities to spot native wildlife and appreciate the rich natural and cultural history of the region. Whether you’re seeking an adrenaline-packed getaway or a chance to connect with nature in comfort, this trip delivers an unforgettable combination of adventure and relaxation.
Keep your belongings dry with sturdy waterproof bags or dry sacks during rafting sections.
Carry plenty of water and drink regularly, especially during sunny, warm days on the river.
Opt for synthetic, moisture-wicking layers to stay comfortable during river activities.
Pay close attention to guides’ instructions as river conditions can change quickly.
The Salmon River has been vital to Native American tribes and later pioneer settlers for fishing and transportation.
MRO Rafting practices Leave No Trace principles to minimize environmental impact and protect the pristine river ecosystem.
Keeps you comfortable by wicking moisture and drying rapidly after river activities.
summer specific
Protects personal items from water during rafting and camping.
Includes sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses to guard against intense sun exposure.
summer specific
A fleece or light insulated jacket for chilly mornings and evenings.
fall specific