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Lunch Counter Rapid on the Snake River in summer

Mature man preparing the inflating boat outdoors

A fly fisherman rests in his gear-loaded raft pulled up along a grassy riverbank along the Deschutes River while on a weekend trip with friends in Central Oregon.

Lowman Idaho - July 1, 2019: Rafting tours put in rafts down the ramp at Boundary Creek area of Idaho, a popular spot for starting a rafting trip in the Middle Fork of the Salmon River

Pacific Northwest beauty on display as a group of people raft down a river in Washington state, USA. Shot in Salmon La Sac area in Western Washington near Snoqualmie Pass.

Yellow raft flipping over after hitting a wave on a river. One person's hand reaching for the raft.

06/28/24; Hecla Junction Recreation Site, CO; Colorado State Park Rangers load inflatable rafts onto a government vehicle at Hecla Junction Recreation Site on the Arkansas River near Salida, Colorado.

Rafts at camp, Lower Salmon River, Idaho.

The River of No Return Wilderness in Idaho

Man floating in a river after his raft flipped over while white water river rafting

A group of mature male friends load rafts, fishing equipment, and camping gear into a pick-up truck as they prepare to leave the river after their fly fishing trip.

Canyon City, Colorado, USA - 22 May 2025: Inflatable dinghy with lifejackets pulled onto the riverbank of the Arkansas River which flows through the Royal Gorge.

Banff, Alberta, Canada â July 21, 2024: Inflatable boats ready for white water raft tours on the Bow River in Banff National Park

California State University, Dominguez Hills students participate in a whitewater rafting trip for a waterfall class at the University, September 7, 2025.

A group of 5 men and women, with a guide, white water rafting on the Arkansas River in Colorado.

A row of rafts, beached for the night at a camp on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River, Idaho

Inner tube float wipe out on white water rapid at Clear Creek White Water Park in Golden, Colorado

06/28/24; Hecla Junction Recreation Site, CO; Commercial rafting companies pull rafts out of the Arkansas River at the Hecla Junction Recreation Site boat lunch near Salida, Colorado. Rafting company guides load and secure the rafts onto trailers being towed by old school buses.

A fly fisherman rows his inflatable raft through a rugged river canyon in Central Oregon.

Canyon City, Colorado, USA - 22 May 2025: People paddling an inflatable dinghy down rapids on the Arkansas River flowing through the Royal Gorge. One person is waving.

Whitewater on the Snake River as it flows through Hells Canyon National Recreation Area, border of Oregon and Idaho

Inflatable boat for rafting on the river

Challis, ID, USA - July 3, 2008: Rafts at Elk Bar campground, Middle Fork, Salmon River, Salmon-Challis National forest, Idaho.

Whitewater rafters challange Velvet Falls on The Middle Fork of the Salmon River, Idaho.

Inflatable rafts by the Rogue River in southern Oregon.

$Stanley, Idaho- August 12, 2011:\n\nThis image is of a majestic Sweep Boat tied up at Rock Island Camp on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho's Frank Church Wilderness Area at low water in August. \n\nModern Sweep Boats are unique to the Salmon River, and most particular, the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. Sweep boats can only be steered; there is no method of propulsion other than using the constant gradient of the current to allow for this baggage barge of sorts (designed to carry about 70-80% of a trip’s gear and supply load) to be floated downstream. Controlled and steered only by two long sweep arms (two big rudders mounted to the bow and stern), the sweep boat builds momentum and uses the gradient to fall downstream. The mechanics of how they move builds momentum, and when properly ‘driven’, the boat moves faster than the current floating it and has the ability to track in and around the rapids. There are no brakes and stopping a boat without prior planning is often wishful thinking.\n\nUsually the boatman (or woman) is the first boat to leave in the morning and remains alone for the day. An old boatman’s adage is that a sweep boat is hours of boredom broken up by moments of sheer terror: if you get into trouble help is far behind and well delayed.$

Rize, Turkey: Group of rafters in helmets battling strong rapids on an inflatable boat on the Fırtına River, splashing through whitewater between rocks during an adventure rafting trip in the Black Sea region.

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