by Hells Canyon Raft | Sep 27, 2022 | food trip, guide, guided trip, guides, health, Hells Canyon, hiking, history, Idaho rafting, Idaho whitewater rafting, nature, Oregon, outfitter, packing, River trip, vacation, wellness
HCR Guides are the Best in the Business! It’s no secret that whitewater rafting makes for an awesome family vacation. Blasting through rapids, sharing new experiences, getting awestruck by amazing scenery, and enjoying surprisingly delicious river food are all part of...
by Hells Canyon Raft | Jul 26, 2022 | Idaho, Idaho rafting, Idaho whitewater rafting, nature, Oregon, outdoor vacation, outfitter, packing, raft, rafting, River trip, rivertrips, vacation
A journey down the Snake River of Hells Canyon is not only an opportunity to experience heart-racing whitewater and beautiful scenery, but also a chance to learn about the history and heritage of the homesteaders and natives that settled this canyon. When imagining...
by Hells Canyon Raft | Jun 23, 2022 | adventure, boating, boats, camping, explore, family adventure, family rafting, family vacation, fishing, gear, guide, guide life, guided trip, guides, Hells Canyon, hiking, history, Idaho, Idaho rafting, Idaho whitewater rafting, nature, Oregon, outdoor vacation, outfitter, packing, raft, rafting, River trip, rivertrips, vacation
Why Our Guests Say You Should “Just Do It” and Book a Trip with Hells Canyon Raft Here at Hells Canyon Raft, we pride ourselves on offering top-notch customer service. To us, that means much more than just answering the phone promptly and being friendly. Our goal is...
by Hells Canyon Raft | Apr 24, 2022 | adventure, boating, camping, family adventure, family rafting, gear, hiking, Idaho whitewater rafting, packing, raft, rafting, rivertrips, vacation
You’ve booked your trip, spent PLENTY of time daydreaming about your once-in-a-lifetime adventure, and you are now ready to raft and explore! But, what do you pack for a multi-day rafting trip? There is both a science – and an art – to packing for your big adventure....
