Quick Details
This trip is our most popular option because it combines the perfect balance of accessibility, whitewater and scenery, as well as just the right amount of time on the water. Not all river outfitters in Cody offer the full canyon option. Don’t miss out on this experience while in Cody!
The Full Canyon Adventure starts at our private access in the Red Rock Canyon. You’ll travel a total of 12 river miles and experience fun and exciting class II+ whitewater.
Combine the Red Rock and Lower Canyons of the Shoshone River for Epic River Rafting in Wyoming!
Combine the stunning beauty of the Red Rock Canyon with the expansive views of the Lower Canyon of the Shoshone River with this 12 mile, half-day adventure. This trip extends the Red Rock Canyon trip by an additional 7 miles. This trip provides an opportunity to take in the area’s wildlife and ecological diversity, gaining insight into the region’s early human inhabitants — primarily the Shoshone and Crow tribes. You will also learn about the early history of Cody community as a gateway to Yellowstone National Park. A great option for families, as well as those looking to get there most our of the Cody, Wyoming Adventure, with just the right amount of whitewater!
Wyoming Whitewater Rafting Trip Includes Trip Includes
- On-site parking and changing facilities
- Transportation to and from the river
- Guided and fully outfitted river experience
- U.S Coast Guard-approved life jackets, and splash gear (tops and bottoms)
All passengers should be in good health and have the ability to move dynamically in a water environment. If you have concerns over whether or not you meet these criteria, please give us a call to discuss trip options.
What to Bring for Rafting in Wyoming
- Reusable water bottles
- Sunscreen
- Change of clothes
- Dress in layers — opt for quick-drying clothing, synthetic insulating layers
- Secure footwear that can get wet
Personal Responsibility
Wyoming River Trips guides are professionals, and your safety is their highest priority. However, no outdoor activity is without some inherent risk. You must acknowledge and, in substantial measure, accept that risk. All adult participants, and parents or guardians of minor participants under the age of 18, must sign an Acknowledgment of Risk form required by our insurance company. Please allow sufficient time for this, and check-in at our office when you arrive.
Please be sure to let us know about any physical or mental limitations we will need to accommodate prior to arrival and any medication you might need to have with you on the boat (e.g. inhalers, EpiPens, etc).
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Guests must be able to swim proficiently, feel comfortable swimming in moving water, must weigh less than 250 lbs and be able to sit upright in a seated position while in swift current and among various river obstacles, for up to 2 hours at a time. 15 + year of age for single kayaks (parent or guardian must be present on the trip), 12 + years of age when accompanied by an adult in a tandem kayak. All passengers should be in good health and have the ability to move dynamically in a water environment. Passengers will be responsible for moving their own boat with their own human power. All guests will be accompanied by a guide/s in separate kayaks and must be willing and able to follow instruction. All Guests should feel comfortable paddling and navigating basic river obstacles. Wyoming River Trips reserves the right to place clients who arrive unfit for this activity, in a raft and will refund any difference in price for their activity.
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Notice of cancellation must happen at least 2 days before trip date to be considered for a refund. Refunds are not guaranteed. Reservations made less than 2 days in advance are not eligible for refunds. Refund assessment will be based on whether or not WRT can fill the newly vacated spaces or not. Full or partial cancellations made inside of 3 days are not eligible for a refund. Wyoming River Trips reserves the right to cancel any trip for any reason. Cancellation reasons may be but are not limited to: weather, safety concerns pertaining to water levels or client ability, environmental factors, client ability levels/fitness/injury or illness. Weather-related cancellations made by WRT will be eligible for a refund.
WRT reserves the rights of and supports any guides’ decision to stop a trip at any point if they feel they can not manage the objective or subjective risks presented by the environment, people or combination of both.
Cancellations due to weather or other objective factors made by WRT may be rescheduled and a partial or full refund will be discussed.
Cancellations due to subjective factors, such as the behavior or fitness of an individual/s in your party will not be eligible for refunds. This includes children.
WRT highly recommends that all participants purchase trip insurance. We do not sell insurance and cannot answer insurance questions. We recommend contacting Faye Travel Insurance for all U.S. Citizens excluding residents of Missouri . Type Cody WY to begin your quote. Contact Julie Baker for help: julie.baker@withfaye.com
** Cancellation Policy for Groups of 10 or more **
Groups of 10 or more must give WRT at least 1 week notice of cancellation and your deposit is non-refundable. If a group cancels within 1 week, WRT reserves the right to charge the full amount of the trip. For groups of 20 or more, cancelations or major changes to the reservation numbers MUST BE MADE 2 WEEKS BEFORE TRIP DEPARTURE. For groups of 20 or more, changes or cancellations made inside of 2 weeks, WRT reserves the right to keep your deposit. Groups of 20 or more are subject to full charge of trip if cancellations are made within one week of trip launch date.
WRT highly recommends that all participants purchase trip insurance. We do not sell insurance and cannot answer insurance questions. We recommend contacting Faye Travel Insurance for all U.S. Citizens excluding residents of Missouri . Type Cody WY to begin your quote. Contact Julie Baker for help: julie.baker@withfaye.com
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The information provided on this website, in person and on social media is designed to inspire and educate readers on the traditional and modern uses of plants. We do not encourage participants to ingest any wild plant. Any plants encountered and discussed on this trip are meant for educational purposes only.
Wyoming Rivers Co-op, Wyoming River Trips, John Mionczynski and UXU Ranch as well as all associates, affiliates, partners and agents are not liable or responsible for any consequences resulting from consuming or using wild food based on the information provided here or during the trip, or that a participant hears or sees including accuracy and availability. Participants consume wild food at their own risk.
Medical advice
The information presented here and on this trip is not a substitute for consulting a professional or medical advice of any kind. For your safety, it’s best to consult with qualified experts before making any decisions or taking any actions based on the content provided here or discussed on the trip.
If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription drugs, have a medical condition, or an allergy, please consult a medical practitioner or herbalist before using or ingesting any of the plants encountered or discussed on this float trip. Take precautions to ensure that the plants you choose are safe and suitable for your specific needs.
Proper Identification
Proper identification is crucial when foraging for wild food. Cross-reference multiple reliable sources and double-check for positive identification before consuming any wild food. If you’re unsure about what you’ve found, it’s best to err on the side of caution and do not eat it. Always prioritize your safety to ensure a safe and enjoyable foraging experience.
Risk assessment
Foraging for wild food always carries a risk, as some plants and mushrooms can be deadly poisonous. When in doubt about the identity or safety of a plant or mushroom, do not consume it.
Exercise caution and proper preparation. To reduce the risk of accidental poisoning, consider foraging with a knowledgeable companion. Keep samples of any wild food you collect to identify them later, in case of an adverse reaction. Always start with a small amount when trying new wild food and wait for any adverse reactions.
Adverse reactions
Recognize that everyone’s body reacts differently to different types of food. Some people may have adverse reactions or sensitivities to certain plants or plant foods, including wild plants and mushrooms.
Basic hygiene
Avoid picking from contaminated areas like high-traffic roads, industrial estates, and dog-walking areas. Watch out for pesticides, pollution, and animal urine. Thoroughly wash your foraged food with water and vinegar before eating to minimize the risk of consuming harmful substances.
Foraging sustainability
The plants and fungi you harvest play an essential role in the ecosystem. To protect wildlife and ensure future growth, be sure to leave enough flowers and fruit behind and allow plenty of seeds to remain for the next year. Never pick a large amount of fungi for ID purposes only, as this can be a wasteful and unsustainable practice. Always leave nature as you found.
If you are participating in this float, you agree to follow the protocols above, to participate at your own risk, that you have taken the necessary personal precautions to participate.