Float down the quiet Snake River on a guided raft tour from Jackson and take in majestic views of the Teton Range. Experience the striking scenery of Wyoming in a family-friendly way, without long and tiring hikes. Depart from a historic cattle ranch, then view deer, moose, and eagles along the way. Meet your guide in Jackson, then enjoy a short drive to the historic Snake River Ranch, one of the few working cattle ranches left in Jackson Hole. Hop onto your boat and glide along Snake River, the southern boundary to Grand Teton National Park. Admire the mountain landscape and spot deer, moose, eagles, and more local wildlife. Let your guide do the work, so you can simply relax and take in the views while learning about this marvelous site. End your journey by returning to the ranch and enjoy a drive back to Jackson.

Embark on an 8-mile rafting trip adventure down the Snake River - the perfect summer activity to do on your visit to Jackson Hole, Wyoming for all ages and experience levels. Discover the Class II and III whitewater rapids with incredible opportunities to swim and get wet. Start the tour by arriving a the boathouse, just 1-mile from Town Square in Jackson. Meet your experienced white water guides and get suited up in wetsuits if needed (available to hire for an additional cost). From there, take a 30-minute bus ride to West Table in the Snake River Canyon. Feel free to leave anything on the bus that you don't want to get wet. When you arrive at the launch site, get kitted out with paddles and board the boat. When booking, you can choose between the classic boat option for 8-10 people or the smaller boat option which requires you to paddle at every rapid. Then, begin navigating downstream along this particularly wide and deep stretch of river which boasts class II and III level rapids. As the paddling picks up the pace, experience rapids including Lunch Counter, 3-ordeal, Cottonwood, Big Kahuna, and many more. Be prepared to get wet during this adrenaline-filled adventure. Listen as your guide teaches you about the history of the area and about some of the rapids. Along the way, admire the spectacular canyon scenery and keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife including eagles, mountain goats, otters, osprey, and elk. Have the chance to take a quick swim and cool down. Finally, end the route at Sheep Gulch which is 8-miles south of your departure point. Finally, board the same bus which will return you back to the boathouse where the tour concludes.

Take in the tranquility of the Teton Range along a slow glide down the Snake River with a guide. Pass along 13 miles of river, and spot wildlife like eagles and moose as you go. Meet your guide and take a quick walk to the boat ramp on the Snake River. Step into your lifejacket then board the raft. Begin floating along Snake River. Then, sit back and relax as your guide takes care of the navigation from a center-mounted oar frame. Enjoy the scenery as your guide shows you the many beautiful sights and sounds of the river. Float over a thirteen-mile route down the beautiful Snake River as our friendly and professional guides share their knowledge of the history, geology, flora, and fauna of the river system. Next, take in the Teton Range as a backdrop for most of the float, as well as the Snake River Range, the Gros Ventre, and Hoback Ranges. Keep your eyes peeled for moose sightings, bald eagles, osprey, beaver, elk, and deer. Finally, after reaching the river bank at the end of the experience, your guide will drive you back to the original meeting point in Wilson.

Join a guided raft floating tour on the Snake River for a relaxing outdoor experience. Gently float down the Snake River while your guide steers your raft with oars. Choose the private experience to enjoy a raft for just you and your friends or family, or select the group rafting experience to join a group tour and make new friends. Make your way to the Lewis and Clarke store in Jackson to meet your guide for the day. Then, climb aboard a bus as you set out to the starting point for your scenic river float in Jackson Hole. Once there, hop into your raft, sit back, and watch the scenery roll by as you spend around 2 hours on the water. Bring your binoculars and keep an eye out for local wildlife as you float along. The bald eagle is king on this 13-mile stretch of the river, with other expert fish-hunting birds like osprey and great blue herons also making regular appearances. Get lucky and spot deer or moose getting a drink of water at the river's edge, or catch a glimpse of some of the otters and beavers known to frequent the area. At the end of your rafting experience, enjoy a convenient transfer back to the starting location in Jackson. 

Leave the streets of Jackson behind and get out of the city to jump into the rapids of Snake River. Team up with your friends for a whitewater rafting experience and navigate with the help of your guide, as they point out impressive local wildlife. Make your way to the meeting point and take a short drive through picturesque landscapes to arrive at the starting point of the rapids. Go over a brief safety introduction and climb into your raft to set out along Snake River and the breathtaking canyon scenery. Feel the adrenaline pumping through you as you take on rapids like Lunch Counter, Big Kahuna, Champagne, and Rope. Take the chance to swim at the mellow mile in the deep calm section of the river and have a laugh with your friends jumping off the raft. Throughout your adventure, your guide will help you spot local species, like bald eagles, osprey, river otters, deer, and moose. Let go of any worries and allow yourself to be carried away by the relaxing sights and sounds of the river. End your adventure back at the starting point.

Cruise along the Snake River in a comfortable, secure raft. Admire the Snake River Range and Gros Ventre Range from the water and enjoy 3 hours in a calm, natural setting.  Be sure to bring your camera to snap pictures of osprey, eagles, and kingfishers hunting along the river and keep an eye out for otters, beavers, elk, and moose. The snow-capped Tetons offer the perfect backdrop for the tour.  Meet the group in central Jackson and head to the river to hop in the raft. Once on the water, sit back, relax, and let the experienced guide steer you down the river. Along the way, learn about the flora and fauna of the area from the local guide. At the end of the tour, drop-off will be provided in Jackson.

Spend your day on the Snake River just outside of Jackson, Wyoming. Fish 13 miles of braided river with the Fine Spotted Cutthroat Trout as your objective, but also with the possibility of picking up a few Mountain Whitefish as well. Don't miss a beat, pull into the first convenient eddy for a basic skills review and fishing theory review. Throughout the day your guide will navigate the boat, take care of fly selection and basic skills coaching as you travel the 13 miles of fantastic trout water. Fish from the boat, and take the opportunity to wade fish a few of the runs as well. Cutthroat Trout are famous for coming to the surface for your dry flies, but are also happy to strike a streamer, wet fly, and spin cast lures as well.

Benefit from pick-up at your lodging in Jackson or Teton Village, or make your own way to the boat dock at Lewis Lake in Yellowstone National Park for a day of fishing for trout. Start with a 1.5-hour drive north through the Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, and stop to pick up your fishing license en route to Lewis Lake (you can also get one in advance from the Visitor Center in Jackson, or at any of the ranger stations in Yellowstone National Park). Upon arrival, discover a chain of lakes, consisting of Lewis and Shoshone lakes, connected by about a mile of river known as the "Lewis/Shoshone Channel." While every trip is different, your guides will generally spend some time on Lewis Lake, as well as row you up the channel for more fishing opportunities. Depending on your group, you also will have the chance to disembark and hike further up the channel to wade fish in the fantastic water! Dry fly fishing, streamer fishing and spin cast fishing are all possible throughout the day, and all equipment is provided for your convenience. Feel free to bring any appropriate equipment that you like in addition, but please note that no bait, no lead, 1 hook per lure and barbless hooks only are permitted in Yellowstone National Park.  Native trout will be released back into the water alive, but you will have the opportunity to keep any lake trout, along with brown trout on occasion. Your guides will try to get you back on the road by 16:00, getting you back to Jackson by 18:00. However, departure and return times can be flexible if needed.