

by Lewis and Clark River Expeditions
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$210This scenic float trip begins with a 15-minute check-in at the operator’s office, where guests sign waivers, use restrooms, and can browse the shop before boarding a bus to the launch site at Wilson Bridge. The bus ride is short and prepares travelers for the river trip. From Wilson, the journey covers 13 miles downstream to South Park Landing on a gentle stretch of the Snake River. This section features braided channels flowing around islands, offering calm water suitable for relaxation and wildlife viewing. The float lasts about 3 to 4 hours on a river designated as Wild and Scenic. Along the way, guests will see views of the Grand Teton, Middle Teton, and South Teton peaks at the start. The river then passes through Bridger Teton National Forest and continues alongside the Snake River Range mountains. Wildlife commonly spotted includes Bald Eagles, osprey, beaver, moose, and elk. At the end of the float, the raft docks at Southpark Boat Ramp where the shuttle team assists guests off the water. A bus ride returns travelers to the starting office, concluding the trip with time to relax, shop, or speak with guides. The operator provides transportation to and from the river, professional guides, life jackets, rain ponchos if needed, and all fees and taxes are included. The trip is suitable for ages 3 to 103. Private rafts are available on request by contacting the company directly.
Check-in and Shuttle to Wilson Bridge
Guests arrive 15 minutes before departure at the office to check in, sign waivers, use restrooms, and browse the shop. It is recommended to dress in layers and bring binoculars for eagle spotting. After check-in, a bus transports the group to the Wilson Bridge launch site.
15 min
Wilson
The float begins from the historic community of Wilson. From Wilson Bridge, the raft travels 13 miles downstream to South Park Landing on a smooth, gentle stretch of the Snake River. This area features braided channels and avoids the turbulent rapids found inside the National Park. The calm flow allows guests to relax and watch for wildlife, especially Bald Eagles.
120 min
Grand Teton National Park
At the start of the float, travelers have expansive views of the Grand Teton, Middle Teton, and South Teton peaks. This open scenery is visible before the river narrows and the focus shifts to wildlife and the river environment.
Bridger Teton National Forest
The river passes through Bridger Teton National Forest lands, known for being a key nesting area for Bald Eagles and osprey. Guests should watch the treetops closely while floating through this section.
Snake River Range and Private Ranches
As the river continues, the Tetons recede and the river flows along the base of the Snake River Range. This area features forested mountains, especially scenic in spring with lingering snow. The float passes through cottonwood bottomlands and private ranches, highlighting river life within this protected Wild and Scenic River corridor that supports native cutthroat trout.
Southpark Boat Ramp Landing
The 13-mile float trip ends at Southpark Boat Ramp in the southern part of the valley where the Snake River’s gentle currents meet the shore. The shuttle team assists guests off the raft and onto land. Guests can take a final look at the Snake River Range mountains and the wide Wyoming sky before boarding the bus for the short ride back to town.
15 min
Return to Office and Final Stop
The shuttle returns guests to the original office where they can relax and reflect on the trip. There is time to browse the gift shop or talk with guides before continuing their day in Jackson Hole.
15 min
Meet at our office 15 minutes prior to the trip departure time.
End point
Meet at our office 15 minutes prior to the trip departure time.


by Lewis and Clark River Expeditions
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$210This scenic float trip begins with a 15-minute check-in at the operator’s office, where guests sign waivers, use restrooms, and can browse the shop before boarding a bus to the launch site at Wilson Bridge. The bus ride is short and prepares travelers for the river trip. From Wilson, the journey covers 13 miles downstream to South Park Landing on a gentle stretch of the Snake River. This section features braided channels flowing around islands, offering calm water suitable for relaxation and wildlife viewing. The float lasts about 3 to 4 hours on a river designated as Wild and Scenic. Along the way, guests will see views of the Grand Teton, Middle Teton, and South Teton peaks at the start. The river then passes through Bridger Teton National Forest and continues alongside the Snake River Range mountains. Wildlife commonly spotted includes Bald Eagles, osprey, beaver, moose, and elk. At the end of the float, the raft docks at Southpark Boat Ramp where the shuttle team assists guests off the water. A bus ride returns travelers to the starting office, concluding the trip with time to relax, shop, or speak with guides. The operator provides transportation to and from the river, professional guides, life jackets, rain ponchos if needed, and all fees and taxes are included. The trip is suitable for ages 3 to 103. Private rafts are available on request by contacting the company directly.
Check-in and Shuttle to Wilson Bridge
Guests arrive 15 minutes before departure at the office to check in, sign waivers, use restrooms, and browse the shop. It is recommended to dress in layers and bring binoculars for eagle spotting. After check-in, a bus transports the group to the Wilson Bridge launch site.
15 min
Wilson
The float begins from the historic community of Wilson. From Wilson Bridge, the raft travels 13 miles downstream to South Park Landing on a smooth, gentle stretch of the Snake River. This area features braided channels and avoids the turbulent rapids found inside the National Park. The calm flow allows guests to relax and watch for wildlife, especially Bald Eagles.
120 min
Grand Teton National Park
At the start of the float, travelers have expansive views of the Grand Teton, Middle Teton, and South Teton peaks. This open scenery is visible before the river narrows and the focus shifts to wildlife and the river environment.
Bridger Teton National Forest
The river passes through Bridger Teton National Forest lands, known for being a key nesting area for Bald Eagles and osprey. Guests should watch the treetops closely while floating through this section.
Snake River Range and Private Ranches
As the river continues, the Tetons recede and the river flows along the base of the Snake River Range. This area features forested mountains, especially scenic in spring with lingering snow. The float passes through cottonwood bottomlands and private ranches, highlighting river life within this protected Wild and Scenic River corridor that supports native cutthroat trout.
Southpark Boat Ramp Landing
The 13-mile float trip ends at Southpark Boat Ramp in the southern part of the valley where the Snake River’s gentle currents meet the shore. The shuttle team assists guests off the raft and onto land. Guests can take a final look at the Snake River Range mountains and the wide Wyoming sky before boarding the bus for the short ride back to town.
15 min
Return to Office and Final Stop
The shuttle returns guests to the original office where they can relax and reflect on the trip. There is time to browse the gift shop or talk with guides before continuing their day in Jackson Hole.
15 min
Meet at our office 15 minutes prior to the trip departure time.
End point
Meet at our office 15 minutes prior to the trip departure time.