Idaho Whitewater

Idaho Whitewater: The Complete River Guide


by Greg Moore & Don McClaranPublisher: Pacific Pipeline, 1989
ISBN is 9780962382802 / 0962382809Paperback
8.45 x 10.95 inches, 221 pages

Detail information, with maps and elevation charts, of Idaho rivers; great resource.------------------
IDAHO WHITEWATERIdaho is the self declared "Whitewater State" since it is full of world class rivers. The most famous are multi-day trips like the Middle Fork of the Salmon and the Selway but there are many other wonderful overnight and day trips.

SALMON RIVER BASIN

Middle Fork of the Salmon | Class III+ to IV | 100 Miles | 27 fpm
Big Creek | Class IV | 36 Miles / 60 fpmBear Valley Creek | Class III+ | 17 Miles | 40 fpm
Loon CreekCamas Creek
Rapid RiverIdaho's Salmon - River of No Return | Class III | 82 Miles | 12 fpm
Panther Creek | Class III-V | 15.2 Miles | 79 fpmSalmon River Canyons
South Fork of the Salmon | Class V | 36.2 Miles | 41 fpmSecesh River
East Fork South Fork Salmon RiverSNAKE RIVER BASIN

Snake River | Hells Canyon | Class II - IV | 31.7 miles | 10.69 fpm
CLEARWATER RIVER BASIN

Selway River | Class IV | 47.9 miles | 14 fpmLochsa River | Class IV | 9 miles | 22 fpm
North Fork of the ClearwaterSouth Fork of the Clearwater
PAYETTE RIVER BASIN

North Fork of the Payette RiverSouth Fork of the Payette | Staircase Run | Class IV | 4.6 Miles | 33 fpm
Deadwood RiverSOUTHERN IDAHO

Jarbidge - Bruneau | Class IV | 71 Miles | 35 fpm
South Fork of the Owyhee RiverDeep Creek