Family Adventures in Idaho

Family Rafting with ROW Adventures 800-451-6034 Pioneers of the award-winning Family Magic rafting trips

Western River Expeditions 800-453-7450

BEST RAFTING VACATIONS IN THE WEST! Over 50 years experience gives you world-class guides, the highest standards of safety, gourmet camp meals, personalized service, a designated fun-director, and the perfect combination of relaxation and excitement.

Bill Dvorak's Rafting & Kayak Expeditions - 719-539-6851

OARS - 800-346-6277

OUZEL OUTFITTERS-800-788-7238

ROW Adventures - 800-451-6034

Brundage Mountain Resort - 208-634-4151
Canyons Incorporated - 888 634-2600
Cascade Raft and Kayak -
Destination Wilderness Of Idaho - 541-686-0164
Echo: The Wilderness Company - 510-652-1600 cell:510-919-9241
Epley's Whitewater Adventures - 208-634-5173
Hidden Creek Ranch - 208-689-3209
Hughes River Expeditions - 208-257-3477
Idaho Adventures -
Idaho Wilderness Company - 208/879-4700.
Mackay Wilderness River Trips - 208-726-8179
Middle Fork Rapid Transit -
Middle Fork Wilderness Outfitters - 208-726-5999
Moose Creek Ranch - 800 676-0075
Mountain Travel Sobek - 510-594-6000
Natsoh Koos River Outfitters - 208-628-3131
NORTHWEST VOYAGEURS - 208 628 3021
Orange Torpedo Trips - 800-635-2925
Outdoor Adventures - 415-663-8300
Rocky Mountain River Tours-Middle Fork Salmon - 208-345-2400 (always answered) Summer Telephone: 208-756-4808
Sawtooth Adventure Company -
SHERI GRIFFITH EXPEDITIONS, Inc. - 800-332-2439
Silver Cloud Expeditions - 208-756-6215
T. Avery Flyfishing Outfitters - 208-634-3010
Tour West, Inc. - 800-453-9107
Western River Expeditions - 801-942-6669
Wilderness River Outfitters -

Articles

Rivers A Noble Cause

By Howie Lipson

This summer my family and I enjoyed a week of rafting on the pristine Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho. Before we went on the river to begin our six day rafting trip, a forest ranger with the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness, instructed us as to the rules and regulations that must be observed to maintain the pollution free river. She talked with us about the damaging effects of micro trash; those small, inconsequential things that we leave behind without a second thought. To name a few: dental floss, hairpins, matches, stray coins, toothpicks, and buttons. We were told that there were to be no remains, whatsoever, left behind when we exited a campsite. Ten thousand people a year go on the river, and when all is said and done, there should be nothing left behind to indicate that anyone at all has paid the river a visit.<<more>>