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Boise
When the temperature hits 90 degrees, it's time to float the Boise River, a clear mountain stream which winds through
Idaho's capital city. The main route of the Boise runs for 8 miles from Barber park to Ann Morrison Park.
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Hells Canyon
Hells Canyon of the Snake River, is the nation's deepest gorge, and features the biggest whitewater in Idaho. Run through 16-foot
waves in Wild Sheep Rapids, a giant Class 4 drop, which makes the largest of rafters feel small.
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Lochsa
Lochsa means "rough waters" in Nez Perce, and it's an appropriate way to describe the experience of running the class 3-4 river
along U.S. Highway 12 in north-central Idaho.
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Moyie/St. Joe
In the spring, mountain snowmelt brings the Moyie River and the
St. Joe River to live for exciting Class 2-3 adventures through
cedar-lined rocky canyons.
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Bruneau
True adventure-seekers watch the weather and river levels closely in the springtime to pull off a trip in the Owhyhee River system or on the
Jarbridge-Bruneau. The red-rock canyons are spectacular and the rapids challenging.
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Payette
The Main section of the Payette, located just 40 minutes north of Boise, is an ideal whitewater training ground for kayakers and rafters.
Upgrade to class 4 water on the South Fork or class 5 water on the North Fork.
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Main Salmon
The Main Salmon River plies the 2.3-million acre Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness, moving east to west through the heart of Idaho.
Gentle flows, sandy beaches, and deep pools make this a great family trip.
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Middle Fork Salmon
A week long wilderness river trip on the Middle Fork is one of the most popular river trips in America.
Let your body melt in a natural hot springs pool after running Rubber Rapids, a big whitewater drop in the Impassible Canyon.
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Selway
The Selway cuts a 50-mile swath through the 1.2-million-acre Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. Threre are many
challenging whitewater rapids on this river. Expert guides are essential.
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