• 180 Powderhorn Ln - From Jackson Hole, enjoy an adventure on the Snake River with our beginner-intermediate whitewater-rafting trip. This Small boat is a smaller 8-man raft, smallest of all the rafts on the river, providing a more exciting trip where you can paddle hard and get wet. This 8-mile (12.8-km) journey will include famous rapids like Lunch Counter and Big Kahuna. A professional river guide at the helm will ensure a family friendly trip for everyone to enjoy. ARRIVE 30 BEFORE TRIP TIME FOR CHECK-IN. Total trip time averages 3.5 hours including transport, time on the river averages 1 hour 30 minutes.

• Coast Guard Approved Type V Life Jacket/PFD
• Transportation to and from the river
• Hotel pickups available—call to confirm
• Expert-guided tour
• All-inclusive pricing with taxes, fees, and handling charges
• Complimentary splash jacket

• Gratuities
• Rental Gear: wetsuits, river shoes, go pro camera

THE ULTIMATE SMALL BOAT RIVER EXPERIENCE! Seek the most thrilling, turbulent, and drenching journey down the Snake River Canyon? Search no more. Lewis & Clark’s compact boat is your optimal pick. It’s more than just an ‘8-person raft.’ It’s the smallest guided boat in Jackson Hole, and the ONLY remaining paddle-only raft in the river. No other provider presents a raft as riveting as our 14-foot self-bailing ones. Hosting 4-7 paddling seats, and a maximum of 8 patrons, this boat promises more excitement per mile than any other on the Snake. We start our voyage at West Table and conclude at Sheep Gulch in the Snake River Canyon, comprising 8 miles of Class II and III whitewater, tranquil intervals, and swimming chances. Excursions take around 3 to 4 hours round-trip from our office at 180 Powderhorn Ln. Personalized Rafts Available, get in touch to reserve.

• PLEASE ARRIVE 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO TRIP TIME TO ALLOW TIME TO CHECK-IN
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
• WHAT TO WEAR: We provide a splash jacket to every customer free upon arrival at the launch site on our whitewater trips. The best clothes are ones that dry quickly. A bathing suit is usually the best way to start. Synthetic shorts or trunks and a light polyesteror other synthetic shirt are fine for warm days. Cool days require a bit more preparation. Always avoid heavy cotton clothing like jeans or sweat pants and sweatshirts. Cotton is extremely absorbent and will soak up all that river water, making you wet and cold. Synthetic clothing such as polar fleece, rash guards, exercise wear, thermal underwear, nylon jog pants, tights and polypro are your best choices when the weather is cooler and are all better choices than cotton. For maximum comfort on cooler days, a wetsuit may be the best choice. They’re available for rent at our office. Secure shoes are required for all trips. Wear shoes you don’t mind getting wet. Sneakers are fine and sandals are good on warmer days, but they must have a heel strap and stay on if you had to go for a swim. (no flip-flops or Crocs!) Neoprene booties are available for rent as well. We also recommend that you bring along some dry clothes to leave on the bus. They’ll be waiting for you there when you get off the river.
• Short Trail walk after the trip from river take out to transport vehicle
• ARRIVE 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO DEPARTURE TO CHECK IN. your trip time is the time our bus departs if you arrive late you my miss your trip.
• Not recommended for participants with heart complaints or other serious medical conditions. Please call before booking

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.