The shared adventure
Snake River / Jackson Hole, Wyoming
A little wild.
A lot of life.
Leave the road behind. Find the rapids, the quiet stretches, and the people who make a river day unforgettable.
Find your river trip
Out here, together.
43°19′ N / 110°43′ W
Beyond the river / Jackson Hole
The place is part of the story.
Mountain skylines. Wooded riverbanks. Room to slow down. Our river days are one part of a bigger Jackson Hole adventure.
Explore the region: Oxbow Bend and Snake River Overlook are not on our Wilson Scenic Float route.
01 / Find your flow
One river. Your kind of adventure.
Big splashes or a slower pace. A family first or another day chasing rapids. There’s a stretch of the Snake for you.
Smaller boat. Bigger splash.
Small Boat Slam Whitewater
Explore this trip
Take the slower way
Wilson Scenic
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Make a day of it
Whitewater & Scenic Combo
Explore this tripDisplayed prices are current catalog rates. Options, minimum ages and river conditions vary. Confirm dates and availability on the trip page.
All trips02 / Meet the guides
River people. Mountain lives.
Meet the people behind your river day—from the guides at the oars to the team welcoming you ashore. Mountain lives, river stories and a shared love of getting outside.
Guide
Melody Stevens
A violin-performance graduate with an adventurous streak, Melody loves rafting as much as making music. Hiking, canyoneering and slacklining keep her exploring beyond the river.
Guide
Thomas Zenger
Thomas first ran the Snake at age three and has explored rivers across the West ever since. He loves kayaking, climbing and big-mountain skiing, and speaks Spanish.
Guide
Braxton Miskin
Known as Brax, Braxton grew up in different corners of Idaho and completed college in St. George, Utah. These days, he’s right at home on the river.
Guide
Terran Hood
Raised in Reno, Terran grew up racing mountain bikes before falling for rivers and rock walls. He’s happiest outside, with a good sandwich close at hand.
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Ben Zenger
Ben has been running this river since he was four. From soccer to touring Europe with an American folk dance team, his interests are wide-ranging—but rafting keeps calling him back.
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Linnea Erikson
Childhood summers rafting in Jackson sparked Linnea’s lasting love of the river. The fourth Erikson sibling to join Teton Whitewater, she also loves heading into the wilderness with a backpack.
Guide
Nick Erikson
Nick loves rivers, mountain adventures and a good slice of pie. Whether he’s climbing, kayaking, skiing or hiking, he’s always curious about the people he meets along the way.
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Rollie Johnson-Schunk
Originally from Madison, Wisconsin, Rollie has called the Teton area home since 2019. He teaches skiing in winter and fills summer days with rafting, hiking, mountain biking and grilling.
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Stian Asper
Stian brings a love of the outdoors from St. Paul, Minnesota, to Wyoming’s rapids. Running, cycling, backpacking and climbing fill his time, and he’s always happy to make new friends.
Guide
Adael (Addie) Ashment
Born in Wyoming and now based in Idaho, Addie grew up loving the outdoors. Give her two wheels and a mountain trail, and she’s in her element.
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Summer Hansen
Summer follows adventure through the seasons: working on the river when the days are warm and leading ski trips when winter arrives.
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Ridge Skidmore
Family hiking trips in Utah sparked Ridge’s love of the outdoors. From camping to big Teton adventures, he’s kept exploring—and he speaks Spanish.
Guide
Jackson Redder
From Spokane to Bozeman and a stay in New Zealand, Jackson brings plenty of stories to the river. He enjoys cards and billiards and is conversational in American Sign Language.
Team member
Scottie Bushar
Scottie grew up exploring southern Utah’s deserts and mountains. Away from Jackson, he enjoys hiking, climbing, rappelling and pickleball—and planning the next mountain trip.
Team member
Sarah Hales
When she’s not in the office, Sarah loves backpacking, exploring mountain towns and chasing sunsets. A backpacking trip through Croatia deepened her love of travel, with indie folk music along for the ride.
Bus Driver
Harlan Otto
A school bus driver with a love of mountain life, Harlan enjoys riding bikes, building with wood and spending time outdoors. He brings that dedication to the journey to the river.
Office Manager
Jessie Parker
Raised in Eastern Idaho, Jessie loves hiking, fishing and planning the next great escape. She enjoys sharing favorite trails and travel tips to help guests make the most of their adventures.
Operations Manager
Jake Gregory
Jake’s love of rivers has taken him to river sections far and wide. When the snow falls, he trades his paddle for skis, teaching others and exploring the backcountry.
General Manager
Kenzie Zenger
Kenzie loves introducing guests to the Snake River. Cycling, backpacking and studying violin making round out her life beyond rafting.
c/o General Manager
Arne Carter
With more than 2,000 runs on the Snake River, Arne brings a deep love of kayaking and rafting to the team. Off the water, he enjoys laughing and singing.
Our guides are trained in Swiftwater Rescue and certified in Wilderness First Aid and CPR.
Meet the whole teamBack on shore / Guest stories
What stays with you.
03 / Notes from the river
There’s more to a river day.
The place, the preparation, and a story that began long before your first paddle stroke.
Our roots / Jackson Hole
A story that started on the water.
Our river roots reach back to 1959, when Scouts floated the Snake in aluminum canoes. The boats have changed. The love for being out here hasn’t.
Read our story
Field notes / Before you go
Pack for the river. Leave room for adventure.
Quick-dry layers, secure footwear, and a little preparation go a long way. Here’s what to bring for your time on the Snake.
Get river-readyYour people. Our river.
The best stories start together.
Families, friends, churches and youth groups: we love taking groups down the river. Talk to our team about your trip and large-group discounts.