Stretching along the border between Oregon and Idaho, Hells Canyon represents one of the most dramatic landscapes in the West. The canyon plunges 8,000-feet on the Idaho side, making it the deepest river gorge in North America. As you can imagine, it’s a magnificent thing to witness. Seeing it from above is one thing, but imagine cruising right through the bottom of it on a riverboat. You can do just that with this awe-inspiring river cruise from Hammer Down River Excursions. There’s no better way to see this natural wonder!
Is cruising down Hells Canyon in a riverboat on your bucket list? If not, it should be. Hammer Down River Excursions in White Bird, Idaho can help check it off your list with their guided river cruise options.
Carved by the majestic Snake River, Hells Canyon is an awesome destination for fishing, whitewater rafting, and sightseeing. There's no such thing as a dull moment when traversing the Snake River, and Hammer Down makes it possible for anybody to experience.
The river outfitter offers both fishing trips and scenic boat tours of Hells Canyon and the Lower Salmon River. Their fishing trips are renowned and are a great option if you're an angler!
Additionally, they offer a variety of scenic jet boat tours that anybody can partake in. From the family-friendly and fast-paced Power Hour Tour to the easygoing Salmon River Evening Cruise, these guided experiences are super fun and memorable.
The Hells Canyon Dam Tour may be the most epic excursion offered by Hammer Down. On this cruise, guests will blast through class 5 whitewater rapids while enjoying the incredible Snake River views. Lunch and drinks are provided for you to enjoy on the boat.
The 10-mile-wide canyon is as rugged as it gets, and seeing it from the river is definitely a treat. Keep your eyes peeled for the changing scenery and potential native wildlife.
Hammer Down River Excursions believes that everyone should be able to enjoy the stunning beauty of Hells Canyon and White Bird, Idaho. You'll be in good hands when you take on one of these guided river adventures, so visit their website to learn more.
