Jet Back / Jet Up

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels as the jet boat transportation reduces physical exertion.

Overview

Explore Idaho’s rugged Hells Canyon with Killgore Adventures’ Jet Back and Jet Up transport services. Effortlessly access remote hiking and rafting spots surrounded by stunning river landscapes.

White Bird, Idaho

Jet Back / Jet Up

River Transportation

Select participants and date

Date

Fri, Oct 3

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of Hells Canyon, Snake River, and Salmon River with Killgore Adventures. Offering unique jet back and jet up transport services, you can effortlessly access stunning hiking spots or upriver rafting locations, making your outdoor adventure unforgettable and hassle-free. Discover the beauty of these breathtaking landscapes today!

About

Killgore Adventures offers jet backs/jet ups and transport services for Hells Canyon, Snake River, and the Salmon River. Whether you are a rafter needing transport upriver to Pittsburg Landing or the Hells Canyon Dam, or a hiker wanting to be dropped into Hells Canyon on the Snake River, we can provide transport for you.

Rates

$1,600

Additional Information

Rates can increase depending on location of transport and gear.

Adventure Tips

Bring sturdy, water-resistant footwear

The terrain near river access points can be rocky and slippery, so proper footwear ensures safety and comfort.

Check weather forecasts before booking

River conditions and weather can change quickly here; ensure your trip is planned on clear, safe days.

Pack light for the jet transport

Space is limited on jet boats; bring only essentials to keep your ride comfortable and efficient.

Follow all safety instructions provided by guide

Jet boats operate at high speeds; attentive listening to safety guidelines is crucial for a smooth experience.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bald eagles soaring above the river cliffs
Mule deer grazing along the canyon edges

History

Hells Canyon, North America's deepest river gorge, was historically home to indigenous Nez Perce tribes and played a significant role in river trade and transport.

Conservation

Efforts in the Hells Canyon region focus on protecting native fish populations and minimizing ecological impacts from recreation and transport activities.