Bruneau River Rafting
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Description

The Bruneau River winds through a spectacular desert canyon with sheer basalt and rhyolite cliffs rising hundreds of feet above the boats. The canyon is incredibly narrow and colorful. Ancient juniper trees lean over the rafts as we venture by. The Bruneau consistently offers demanding boating with many rocky rapids and drops. This leads us to the famous "Five Mile Rapids" where the river descends through a spectacular series of class IV whitewater rapids with very little time between the drops! During our adventure, we will enjoy hikes into side canyons with intriguing caves and arches. ​

Details

  • Species: Fish
  • Average Classification: 3 - 4
  • Shot Opportunity: 100
  • Weapons: Spin Cast, Fly, None
  • Hunt Catalog #: RB15035-07
  • Tag Availability: Over The Counter
Classification details:

Classification of Rapids. This trip will include some class 5 rapid sections. Options to walk around class 5 if uncomfortable. River Classifications: Class A - Lake water. Still. ... Class I - Easy. ... Class II - Moderate. ... Class III - Moderately difficult. ... Class IV - Difficult. ... Class V - Extremely difficult. ... Class VI - Extraordinarily difficult.

Weapons description:

Options to fish from shore after rafting the river each night. Idaho fishing licience must be bought before the trip. All fishing gear must be supplied by client.

Options

5 Day Raft Trip (Adding 2 days)

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Options to add 1 more day of rafting to the trip. Price per person.

  • 6 Day Raft Trip (Adding 2 days) $470.00

    • 7 Day Raft Trip (Adding 3 days)

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    Options to add 3 more days of rafting to the trip. Price per person.

    • 7 Day Raft Trip (Adding 3 days) $1,400.00

      • Available Dates

      April 01, 2021 - June 30, 2024

      Pricing

      • Price: $2,100.00

      Price per person for a 4 day trip.

      Group Options

      Options for a 5 day trip. Options for a 7 day trip. Options to add a hike excursion.

      Location

      Bruneau River, Idaho, United States of America

      Refund Policy:

      Deposits are not refundable. When you make a deposit or payment that money is used to reserve your adventure dates and we cannot sell them to anyone else. If for some reason you have to cancel, you will lose your deposit and any payments you have made. If you are concerned that you might get sick or otherwise have to cancel, we suggest buying trip insurance. There are insurance companies that specialize in providing insurance policies for outfitter bookings and hunts. One such company we recommend is globalrescue.com. It is also our policy, depending on the adventure you booked and at our discretion, that if you have to cancel and we are able to book a replacement for you at the regular price we will work with you to apply your deposits to another adventure. Please note that we cannot refund or roll state or government license fees, application fees, draw results, or tags.

      Description

      The Bruneau River winds through a spectacular desert canyon with sheer basalt and rhyolite cliffs rising hundreds of feet above the boats. The canyon is incredibly narrow and colorful. Ancient juniper trees lean over the rafts as you venture by. The Bruneau consistently offers demanding boating with many rocky rapids and drops. This leads us to the famous "Five Mile Rapids" where the river descends through a spectacular series of class IV whitewater rapids with very little time between the drops! During our adventure, you will enjoy hikes into side canyons with intriguing caves and arches. This is a fully guided 4 day river trip with options to make it a 5 or 7 day trip. On these Bruneau River trips, you can choose a 2-3 day extension prior to the Bruneau launch on the Jarbidge River. This is a small, steep river upstream from the Bruneau with amazing scenery and two probable portages, including a new rapid, "Barker Falls," which was created by a landslide on June 3rd, 2009.

      HuntX Scale (Low 1 - 5 High)

      • Lodging & Accommodations: Backpack Tent
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        Lodging & Accommodations Scale

        5 - Cabin/Lodge

        4 - Bunk House/Trailer

        3 - Wall Tent

        2 - Backpack Tent

        1 - Client Provided/Hotel

      Tents (4-man tent for each 2 guests) and ground tarps. Outfitter will supply tents, sleeping bags, and sleeping pads for the trip.

      • Menu & Food: Field Kitchen
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        Menu & Food Scale

        5 - 5 Star Catered

        4 - Full Kitchen

        3 - Field Kitchen

        2 - Backpack Food

        1 - Client Provided

      Fresh food and snacks served on the trip. You may bring your favorite beverages (cans and plastic containers only).

      • Physical Conditions: Light Hiking
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        Physical Conditions Scale:

        5 - All Vehicle Access

        4 - Light Hiking

        3 - Moderate Hiking

        2 - Heavy Hiking

        1 - Extreme Back Country

      Options for hiking on the trip if client desires. Have a chance to explore canyons and the river banks during the trip or option to extend the trip with 2-3 days of hiking afterwards.

      Transportation (To/From Basecamp)

      Final destination city is Boise, Idaho. Client will be responsible for a van transportation from the airport (will be arranged by outfitter). It is roughly a 35 min drive to the local hotel (around $50).

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      Description

      The weather is impossible to predict. Client may not need to use all of the gear listed here, but it is recommended to bring it all. Plan to "layer" for maximum comfort. On the rafts, guides typically wear nylon shorts, T-shirt, cap, and sandals or tennis shoes, with rain gear and Capilene underwear, etc. (Handy in one of our day bags in case of a shower or if the weather becomes cool). Outfitter recommends QUALITY rain gear (Daytime temperatures can reach the 90s while nights can be cool. Showers can bring cooler daytime temperatures) NOTE: Wool, polypro, pile, and fleece items are important as they provide warmth when wet. Wet cotton fabrics drain heat from the body, and should not be substituted for these items.

      What Outfitter Provides

      • All meals beginning with lunch the first day, ending with lunch the last day of the trip
      • Coast Guard approved white water life jackets
      • Farmer John wet suits (if necessary)
      • Splash jackets/pants
      • Tents (4-man tent for each 2 guests) and ground tarps
      • Freshly laundered sleeping bags
      • Deluxe sleeping pads
      • Camp Chairs
      • Waterproof gear bags, pack size is 13.5"x26" & Waterproof day bag. Size 10"x17"
      • Waterproof storage for camera gear
      • First aid supplies
      • Toilet paper and comfortable facilities
      • Eating utensils (cups, silver, plates)
      • Plenty of ice for beverages
      • Experienced and licensed river guides

      What to Bring

      • PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, ALLERGY MEDICINES, ETC. that you need
      • Your favorite beverages (can or plastic only!)
      • Camera
      • Fishing gear (if desired)
      • Sunglasses with strap
      • Waterproof sunscreen
      • Travel pack of Handiwipes
      • Towel, soap & Toiletry Items
      • Water Bottle
      • Headlamp or small flashlight
      • Jacket (pile or polar fleece)
      • Rafting cap or visor
      • Wool or Polypropylene gloves/mittens & socks
      • Camp shoes (athletic or deck shoes)
      • Rain gear (can also be used for wind)
      • Nylon wind shirt/jacket
      • Nylan shorts &/or swimming suit

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