Since 1966, Holiday Expeditions has provided trips to the most spectacular landscapes on earth. Today, we offer whitewater rafting in Utah, Colorado and Idaho, on the Colorado, Green, Yampa, San Juan, and Salmon rivers.

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The Bruneau river passes through impressive sandstone canyons, the red rocks creating a cool contrast with the pale greens of juniper trees, sagebrush, and desert grasses.

The North Fork of the Payette begins south of Payette Lake near McCall. Stretching south from here is the popular Cabarton Run, an 11-mile stretch of intermediate rapids with Class II to III rapids. This three-hour route allows rafters some excitement, as well as quiet stretches to appreciate the sc...

Usually open for only a few brief weeks in early summer, the Jarbidge River drops an average of 50 feet per mile over its length, which combined with the rocky terrain makes for exciting and dangerous whitewater that will give expert paddlers a thrill.

The Locsha River is packed with thrilling whitewater as it descends from the Bitterroot Mountains on the Continental Divide.

The Lower Gorge section of the Salmon River includes the river's final miles. This is epic territory: with the peaks of the Seven Devils mountains rising to the south, and four separate deep basalt gorges, this section of the Salmon is only miles from Hell's Canyon.

The Main Salmon is most often run along the westerly stretch through the wilderness areas in the center of Idaho. Gaining volume as other streams and rivers join it, the Salmon passes through a variety of well-preserved terrain in this gorgeous area of the country.

The Middle Fork of the Salmon has frequently been rated one of the ten best whitewater raft trips in the world. Miles away from roads and cities, the Middle Fork of the Salmon is one of the most isolated rivers in the nation.

The Moyie River is a short river at the very northernmost point of Idaho. During a brief season in mid-summer, rafters can glide past osprey, songbirds, and ducks in a pristine cedar forest.

The Owyhee is an extremely remote desert river that has been called "Oregon's Grand Canyon." Idaho's segments are famous for their utter remoteness and intense whitewater action.

The Payette River is made of two major branches flowing through the western Idaho wilderness, that only meet up about 50 miles from the Payette's junction with the Snake River. These two branches, along with the main Payette itself, provide a number of interesting and unique stretches of water for r...