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Perrine Bridge, Snake River, Paddle, SUP Canoe

Paddle in Southern Idaho

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paddling guidePlan Your Paddling Adventure

Southern Idaho’s high-desert landscape is made magic by water – the mighty Snake River, massive waterfalls, and gurgling freshwater springs and placid lakes. During the summer, the best way to see this area is over the bow of a canoe, from the seat of a kayak, or atop a stand-up paddleboard. We’ve rounded up the top places to explore — and cool off on the water — this summer.
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