Selway

The Selway River canyon is one of the last pieces of unspoiled America . . .

It presents one of the greatest wilderness river experiences available. It has the perfect blend of challenging whitewater, exquisite scenery, superb fishing, and wonderful campsites. And, with only one group allowed to launch per day, we are allowed the rare and privileged feeling of having this place all to ourselves.

The river cuts a narrow canyon through the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Area in central Idaho and was one of the original rivers protected under the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act in 1968. Our five-day whitewater rafting trips cover 47 miles of river and include a layover day in the heart of the canyon. The layover allows us time to fish, hike, explore and soak in the unique solitude of this spectacular place.

Trips begin in Salmon, Idaho, the whitewater capital of the world, and end in McCall, Idaho, a beautiful town on the shores of Payette Lake.

"I thought that your guides were tremendous. I found your guides much friendlier than on some other trips, which really added to our interaction."
Lillian Good

"It was great to learn that you donate your
profits to good causes."
Ray Arkin

 

 

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