The Snake River is one of Wyoming's most popular destinations. Our Snake River rafting trips give you the opportunity to share extraordinary river adventures with family and friends. Rent-a-Raft provides you with premium rafts to navigate some of the best whitewater in the United States. You'll discover that our outstanding service and attention to detail will make you glad you chose a premium rafting company to support your adventure on the Snake and Hoback Rivers.
Our Prices vs There'sWith Rent-A-Raft you can save more than 50% on a river rafting adventure! The typical outfitter could charge you $750 for a rushed guided tour, but with us, you can do the same for less than $200. Heck, a Church group saved over $5,000 dollars rafting with us instead of our competitors!
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The Snake, particularly at our location, runs through some of the most majestic and awe-inspiring mountain ranges on Earth. Its twists and turns have allured visitors for years for good reason, as the Snake's natural beauty is known to rejuvenate the spirit of man. To make things even better, these world class river adventures come at a mere fraction of the price with Rent-A-Raft in comparison to other great rivers in the Grand Canyon, Idaho, and Oregon!
*Note* : Any life vest above the allotted numbers costs an additional $10. All day rentals are from 7am to 5pm. Any rentals checked out between 7-8:30am and returned before 12:30pm receive a 10% discount!
| Tubes | Capacity | Price | Included |
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| River tube | 1 person | $35 | jacket |
| Kayaks | Capacity | Price | Included |
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| Single Person Duck | 1 person | $60 | paddle and jacket |
| Double Person Duck | 2 people | $100 | 2 paddles and 2 jackets |
| Rafts | Capacity | Price | Included | 13 feet | 7-9 people | $175 | 7 life jackets | 16 feet | 12-15 people | $235 | 12 life jackets |
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Rod Lewis began his adventures in Alaska when he worked for Halibut Producers Cooperative managing their dock and trolling supplies from Alaska to Washington. These adventures eventually led to Rod's introduction to river running. He first got his feet wet by first running four different river trips for the commercial fishing division of the Alaskan Fish Department, and then decided to transition to the Snake in Wyoming. Here in 1969, he realized with his brothers that there couldn't be a more spectacular profession than running rivers under the shadows the of Tetons.
In conjunction with Lewis & Clark expeditions and with the help of his cousin, Steve Magner, Rod decided to launch Canyon Graphics, the first white water photo business in the country. Then in 1976 after wild success, Canyon Graphics attracted CBS Evening News to come out and film the racing pigeons used to deliver the rolls of freshly shot photos.
Finally, Rod decided to found Rent-A-Raft to provide self-guided rafts and inflatables at Hoback Junction. This new model gave people autonomy, placing prioritiy on personalizable trips at preferred locations and speeds. After looking back at his achievements Rod continually references Kenneth Grahame's words…
"There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats."