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The 3100 Newsletter
The 3100 Newsletter

Charge Into Big Thrills. The 3100.

The 3100 Newsletter
The 3100 Newsletter

The whitewater thrills don’t have to end once you reach the shore. Meet The 3100 newsletter. From scenic floats and easy half-day trips to rowdy, technical multi-day river experiences, the hardest part will be picking your favorite way to enjoy Idaho’s rivers all season. So tighten the straps on that life jacket and let whitewater stories and early episode access flow straight to your inbox.

Rapids surge on the St. Joe River, tall lush trees lining the crash of the waves.
Whitewater rafting on the St. Joe River. Photo credit: Visit Idaho.
A group in helmets goes whitewater rafting on the Selway River with SOAR Northwest, oars mid-splash.
Whitewater rafting on the Selway River. Photo credit: Visit Idaho.
Rapids surge on the St. Joe River, tall lush trees lining the crash of the waves.
Whitewater rafting on the St. Joe River. Photo credit: Visit Idaho.
Adventurers go whitewater rafting and kayaking along the Main Salmon River with Orange Torpedo Trips, trees rising behind them.
Whitewater rafting and kayaking on the Main Salmon River. Photo credit: Visit Idaho.
A professional kayaker steers sideways on the North Fork of the Payette River, water splashing in a thrilling turn.
Kayaking on the North Fork of the Payette River. Photo credit: Visit Idaho.
Two adventurers go whitewater rafting on the Bruneau River with Barker River Expeditions, canyon cliffs rising tall.
Whitewater rafting on the Bruneau River. Photo credit: Visit Idaho.
A group goes jet boating on the Snake River near Hells Canyon with Killgore Adventures, water splashing in an action shot.
Jet boating on the Snake River, near Hells Canyon. Photo credit: Visit Idaho.
The 3100 Newsletter

Conquer a World of Whitewater

Map out a bold day’s journey or a multiday expedition—it all begins here. With our itineraries to guide you and insider travel tips to inspire you, you’re set to chase rapids, forge riverside memories and ride into the wild beauty of Idaho.